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    The study examine the connection between personality and social network use via the Five-Factor Model (FFM), focused on Facebook users. The purposes of this study is to investigate if Facebook users are more likely to have specific personality traits than the Facebook nonusers, also to examine whether there are different personality traits according how individual utilize Facebook. Researchers hypothesized that individuals who ace on Extraversion are more likely to have more friends and have…

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    Studies show there is a correlation between the personality traits of people and the use of substances (alcohol, opiates, smoking, stimulants, etc.). For example, opiate dependence has been the result of emotionally unstable people (Kornor and Nordvik 2007). Therefore, it is important to this relationship to gain a better understanding of how it affects people’s moods and behaviors. The use of stimulants (cocaine, heroin, marijuana, cigarettes) negatively impacted the United States in the health…

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    actions are stemmed from our personality traits. Several theorists made valid points why people project a specific personality. In chapter 2, Theories of Personality, it was said personality is considered a trait in which is “durable disposition to behave in a particular way in a variety of situations” (Weiten, Hammer, Dunn 2014). Robert McCrae and Paul Costa developed the five-factor model that identified what stems from the five higher order traits (Big Five). The Big Five included…

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    While studying my personality, I learned a lot about myself; tools that will help me while going forward in the future. While taking both the True Color and Strengths Quest, I found out what my main personality traits were. Now, I can focus on how to interact better with others and act more as a team player and use my strengths for the better good of the teams. First, the True Colors test determined that I was mainly a “gold” which tends to be one that is very orderly, prepared, follows all…

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    Personalized Persuasion: Tailoring Persuasive Appeals to Recipients’ Personality Trait in which they created five different advertisements for one singular product. Each advertisement was specifically designed for one of the “Big Five Personality Traits” which are openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism. In that paper they found that if they matched the marketing package specifically to each personality trait that the overall impact was greater [Personalized…

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    Humour has long been seen as a positive phenomenon that is important for both one’s health and society, however, this common behaviour is now becoming more widely understood as also having an adverse side (31, 34). Accordingly, contemporary research has identified four styles of humour: affiliative humour, an adaptive style of humour that is pleasant to others and facilitates social interaction enhancement; self-enhancing humour, an adaptive style of humour that relates to the world in a…

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    discovered by Duckworth, Peterson, Matthews, and Kelly in 2007. The four define grit as a “newly” discovered personality trait/characteristic that is based upon ones interest/passion and perseverance towards a long term goal (Duckworth et al., 2007). Since that discovery, grit has been studied by many different researchers with hopes in finding relationships with other characteristics and personality traits, whether it be positive or negative correlations (Tomasulo 2014). In order to express the…

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    MyManagement Lab offers twenty personal inventory assessments that range from personality, teamwork, and organizational insights. The assessments considered my individual responses in relation to classmates and global responses, this analysis helps further my understanding in relation to interpersonal development. While the revelations are useful to determine interpersonal liabilities and assets, they are fluid and interdependent. The purpose of this analysis is to advance assets and cultivate…

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    What is Personality? What I found the most relevant to me in Chapter 3 was personality. Personality relates to all of us because we all have a personality whether we like the one(s) we have or not. Our book defines personality as "the relatively stable feelings, thoughts, and behavioral patterns a person has." It is important to understand other people 's personalities. They give us clues about how they may behave and feel in different situations. Knowing someone 's personality can help you to…

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    evaluate and analyse my intrapersonal strengths and weaknesses that will aid me in my pursuit of workplace success in my chosen career. I will present and reflect over my results from the International Personality Item Pool (NEO IPIP) and apply what I have discovered against my SMART…

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