The document outlines the Big Five personality traits: conscientiousness, openness to experience, neuroticism, agreeableness, and extraversion, each characterized by specific tendencies and behaviors. It also highlights that the Big Five model may not encompass all individual differences, such as beliefs, goals, and values. Overall, the document provides a concise overview of personality traits and their implications.

1. ANSH AGGARWAL
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2. “THE BIG 5”

3. CONSCIENTIOUSNESS
— A tendency to show Self-Discipline
— Act Dutifully, and
— Aim for Achievement
— Planned rather than Spontaneous Behaviour.

4. OPENNESS TO EXPERIENCE
— Appreciation for art
— Emotional
— Adventurous
— Unusual ideas
— Imaginative and
— Curios.

5. NEUROTICISM
— A tendency to experience unpleasant emotions easily,
such as
— Anger
— Anxiety
— Depression
— vulnerability- sometimes called emotional instability.

6. AGREEABLENESS
— Tendency to be Compassionate
— Cooperative

7. EXTRAVERSION
— Energy
— Positive emotions
— The tendency to seek Stimulation
— The company of others.

8. Is the model comprehensive?
— Some important individual differences are not
captured by the big five
— Beliefs
— Goals
— Values