Upon taking the Five-Factor Personality Test, I was not surprised with most of the results. As most may know, the Five-Factor Model “grades” you within a certain categories.Those categories fall under the acronym OCEAN; O meaning openness to experience/intellect, C meaning conscientiousness, E meaning extraversion, A meaning agreeableness, and finally N meaning neuroticism.
Under the openness to experience category, I scored in the 30th percentile. With higher scores tending to be original, creative, curious, complex and lower scores tending to be conventional, down to earth, narrow interests, and uncreative; the test concluded that I am somewhat conventional. In the conscientiousness category, I scored under the 89th percentile. Since high …show more content…
Although I still do not agree with my openness score, my conventionalism would prohibit me from not finding different ways to communicate with her to get things done. Since I am conscientious, this would aid greatly when my parents rely on me to get her place to place on a daily basis and to communicate with them if she is not on task or transitioning very well into a new setting at school or home. In this situation, extraversion may not aid me as much as one would think. In some situations with my sister, if she gets too wound up or over-stimulated, you have to give her a quiet minute to get calmed down; in other situations, since she loves to talk about everything and everyone, this would aid in keeping the conversation going. The test concluded that I am good-natured and supportive, my sister gets crazy ideas of what she wants to do or even gets into a lot of trouble at school sometimes; being supportive and forgiving in some situations would help our relationship get through the next task and get her through the day. If anyone knows anything about Autism, they would know about the scary meltdowns that sometimes happen. In some situations, that autistic person will cry, kick, and scream, in other situations that person might want to harm themselves or others, sometimes even want run away and hide. In these situations one
Under the openness to experience category, I scored in the 30th percentile. With higher scores tending to be original, creative, curious, complex and lower scores tending to be conventional, down to earth, narrow interests, and uncreative; the test concluded that I am somewhat conventional. In the conscientiousness category, I scored under the 89th percentile. Since high …show more content…
Although I still do not agree with my openness score, my conventionalism would prohibit me from not finding different ways to communicate with her to get things done. Since I am conscientious, this would aid greatly when my parents rely on me to get her place to place on a daily basis and to communicate with them if she is not on task or transitioning very well into a new setting at school or home. In this situation, extraversion may not aid me as much as one would think. In some situations with my sister, if she gets too wound up or over-stimulated, you have to give her a quiet minute to get calmed down; in other situations, since she loves to talk about everything and everyone, this would aid in keeping the conversation going. The test concluded that I am good-natured and supportive, my sister gets crazy ideas of what she wants to do or even gets into a lot of trouble at school sometimes; being supportive and forgiving in some situations would help our relationship get through the next task and get her through the day. If anyone knows anything about Autism, they would know about the scary meltdowns that sometimes happen. In some situations, that autistic person will cry, kick, and scream, in other situations that person might want to harm themselves or others, sometimes even want run away and hide. In these situations one