Psychology

The development of the Big Five Model was guided by the lexical hypothesis. What is the lexical hypothesis?

Started by fagboi

Openness is described as the "least intuitive" of the Big Five. What does this mean?

Started by audragclark

Does the Big Five model capture all aspects of human personality?

Started by skymedlock

Why are the Big Five not the Big Twelve, the Big Eight, or the Big Seventeen?

Started by K@

Who was the earliest proponent of the lexical approach to understanding personality traits?

Started by kaid0807

Which of these people would be most likely to rank lowest in agreeableness?

Started by Bernana

Which of the Big Five traits is the strongest predictor of academic and professional success?

Started by jenna1

Which Big Five trait is associated with negative emotions such as worry and anger?

Started by formula1

Which Big Five trait is associated with being outgoing and experiencing positive emotions?

Started by nevelica

Which Big Five trait is associated with being interested in trying new activities?

Started by Mr. Wonderful

What is the lexical hypothesis?

Started by aabwk4

What is one benefit of disagreeableness that is supported by research evidence?

Started by WWatsford

What does the "Big One" model of personality advocate?

Started by big1devin

What does a person's score on a measure of the Big Five personality dimensions indicate?

Started by kellyjaisingh

The term __________ refers to how personality psychologists conceptualize more specific components ...

Started by daltonest1984

The relatively stable tendencies of individuals are called __________.

Started by pragya sharda

The opposite of __________ is calmness and emotional stability.

Started by j.rubin

The opposite of __________ is being conventional and less comfortable with change.

Started by Pea0909berry

The comprehensive personality domains that researchers generally agree on currently are called the __________.

Started by awywial

Self-report personality measures ask people to __________.

Started by debasdf

Sara has a long-standing substance abuse problem and regularly engages in unprotected sex while she ...

Started by lindiwe

Researchers have used the lexical method to identify adjectives in other languages that describe ...

Started by dejastew

People who score high on conscientiousness are more likely to __________ compared to people who score lower.

Started by misspop

People from Minnesota tend to score higher on agreeableness than people from other states. This ...

Started by karen

Neurotic people also tend to be __________.

Started by HudsonKB16