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Imagine that you are choosing a roommate using the Big Five model of personality. Which person would you choose if you wanted a roommate who would be fairly easy to get along with, is likely to pay bills on time, and would be willing to try new things?

◦ Sam, who is high in extraversion, low in agreeableness, and high in neuroticism
◦ Kerry, who is high in conscientiousness, high in extraversion, and low in openness
◦ Taylor, who is high in agreeableness, high in conscientiousness, and high in openness
◦ Kim, who is high in openness, low in extraversion, and low in conscientiousness
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