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    To be considered a ten you would have to be sociable, fun-loving, and affectionate. To be considered a one you would have to be retiring, sober, and reserved. I would give Kristen a five in Extraversion. She is not very sociable, she’s very shy when talking with people sometimes she is even shy when she is with her friends. Kristen can be fun sometimes but she isn’t one to be crazy, loud, or even one to embarrass herself. Although she is very loving, she cares about all her family, friends, and animals. She is defiantly a five when it comes to showing affection for some body. She is really shy and not one to show affection to her boyfriend in public. She shows her affection for someone through buying gifts or when she is alone with that…

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    the individual personality traits which will lead to certain kind of attitudes and work related behavior since Michele (1977) described individual behavior as a result of disposition-situation interaction. Understanding someone’s personality is very important to administrators because this understanding is very helpful for assigning people into jobs and it gives them clues about how employees are likely to behave in different situations. Research on dispositions really flourished after the…

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    The Big Five model of personality consists of these five basic traits: extraversion, emotional stability, conscientiousness, agreeableness and intellect/culture. Researchers hypothesized expected individuals to hold positive illusions about a partner’s personality with regard to four of the five Big Five factors, that is, agreeableness, extraversion, conscientiousness and emotional stability, but not with regard to the fifth factor (Hypothesis 1a). We expected individuals to hold especially…

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    Robbins & Judge, the authors discuss the concept of personality as the sum of ways in which an individual reacts to and interacts with others. Personality is measured in terms of measurable traits that are exhibited consistently over time and in diverse situations. Personality assessments, such as self-report surveys and observer-ratings surveys, are increasingly being used in organizational settings for hiring decisions and to forecast job performance. The accuracy of these assessments can be…

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    indicators or assessments can be an eye opener for a person who is not completely knowledgeable or truthful about his or her own personality traits. Personalities do tend to differ based on the various things such as the time of the week, time of the day, awareness, and even physical appearances. Personally, I feel my personality is acceptable and can improve, but with the help of a Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and a Big Five Personality Model, I have a new form of identity for myself. First,…

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    Personality is a term that has coined numerous definitions and a psychological concept that has a variety of models. One model in particular, the "Big Five" model, has been recognized for its effectiveness in "characterizing subjects’ personalities" (Sinphurmsukskul, Froer & Ahleim 1-1). By considering five conglomerated domains of personality, the Big Five has successfully maintained its stature as one of the most... The Big Five, also called the five-factor theory, is a self-test in which the…

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    The Big Five (Costa & McCrae, 1992). The Five Factor model is then evaluated, while giving credit to the previous research used to develop the Big Five. The uses of the Big Five is also explained while focusing on its use in the workplace setting and career choice. The essay ends with a discussion about the future direction of the Five Factor Model and how it can further be developed and expanded to better understand and predict future personality. Eysenck (1944) was one of the first people to…

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    decades. Although there are many different personality scales created by many different psychologists, one quite popular model in categorizing different aspects of personality is “the Big Five Trait Taxonomy” created by Costa and McCrae in 1992. Originally, this model was adapted from the 16 Traits invented by Cattel and Eysneck’s Three Superfactors (Hope, 2017). The Big Five model consists of five different traits a person can fall that includes extraversion, neuroticism, openness,…

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    I completed The ViualDNA Who Am I Quiz?. This quiz was based on the Big Five personality traits:openness, agreeableness, extraversion, conscientiousness, and neuroticism. The Big 5 model is a taxonomy of personality traits that helps to identify people’s descriptions, or rating, of one another (Srivastava, 2015). The model was used by early trait psychologist, such as Cattell and Fiske. It is important to note that the Big Five Model is characterized to the extreme ends. For example, when…

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    Personality Of Crime

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    In this research this author was able to discover more about the topic of criminal psychology and personality. The primary theoretical model that is discussed regarding personality is the Big Five personality model. There are several reasons for choosing this model. The author believes that the study of criminal psychology and personality will assist learning and understanding forensic science specific to anthropology. This author finds it interesting to see how criminals think. It is in…

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