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    others. She feels that the hurt of others, motivates her to share the Gospel and offer any help that she is able to give. This information would suggest that she would be a great team member to have on the mission trip. Results of the IPIP-NEO (agreeableness, conscientiousness, and open to experience domains), the Jung Personality Test, the BDI (depression scale), and the BAI (anxiety scale) also support that Jessica would be an asset to the missions team. They show that she works well with…

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    The commitment of this research project is to comprehend the essential elements of the development of the personality trait cooperation. As noted, this research will also provide the evolutionary explanation for how cooperation manifested through sociobiological function. It intends to communicate the consequences of self- interest and collaborative behavior; likewise, how does the cooperative trait benefit an individual socially and independently and whether natural selection reveals a…

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    Through research Donald Fiske (1949) and his colleagues were able to come up with something known as the Big Five. The Big Five is made up of the basic five personality factors: neuroticism, extraversion, openness, agreeableness, and conscientiousness. While doing multiple studies, researchers did not being their theories about how many factors they would find or what the basic dimensions of personality would be, they let the data do all the talking. By collecting the data they were able to…

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    The dimensions of extraversion, agreeableness, and openness to experience (OCEAN), empathy, social skill, and Extraversion (MBTI) can explain how well a leader can manage social relations. I scored average on empathy, and above average on social skill, Extraversion (MBTI), agreeableness, and openness to experience. These results, together, suggest that I might be effective at managing social relations. My…

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    Barrick and Mount (1991) further explain the remaining factors and their associative traits: openness to experience is associated with being curious, imaginative and intelligent; agreeableness is mostly associated with being cooperative, forgiving and easy going; conscientiousness has been commonly associated with organised, planful and achievement-oriented traits. The FFM allows for a framework of personality that is unified and solid…

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    Narrative Report (Johnson, n.d.). My analysis is based on the contents of Mr. Ali’s obituary in Sports Illustrated (Hoffer, 2016). Evidence from his obituary suggests that Mr. Ali was high in extraversion throughout his life, relatively average in agreeableness, high in conscientiousness, low in neuroticism, and average in openness to experience. When it comes to the Extraversion factor, there was sufficient evidence that Muhammad Ali would’ve had a high-ranking score. High extraverts are…

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    Sensation can refer to the objects ability to give pleasure to the senses. However, this sort of definition cannot offer an objective definition of beauty for this would-be agreeableness in the sensation of one’s state (cp 58). Defining sensation as something that modifies the feeling of pleasure or displeasure allows for an objective evaluation. Kant emphasises the difference between sensation and feeling (that which must always…

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    This study emphasizes on the predictions about change in mean levels of personality traits in adulthood. The five-factor theory says that after the age of 30, no change is possible in personality. This is known as hard plaster hypothesis. Similarly the soft hypothesis says that some change is possible after 30. To discuss this hypothesis, this article reports a huge research that was conducted on a large group of people with almost 140000 adults being a part of that group with ages between…

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    results and why they are accurate and what I possess that makes me strive in my job title. The Big Five The Big Five personality traits, in order in which are most influential, are extraversion, conscientiousness, openness, neuroticism, and agreeableness. These traits are used for job-selection procedures, job performance, and job satisfaction. They can help employers select the best candidate…

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    of the most widely used systems of traits. This model is known to be the most practical and applicable in personality psychology. The Five-Factor Model of Personality is defined of five traits, referred to as the "Big Five": Extraversion, Agreeableness,…

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