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    If they test highly for openness to experience they will be more willing to try a new product and become invested in a new product and thus want to get others invested in this new product. With their openness to experience they will be more willing to try to entice other to get Spectrum Band on their shelves and on their wrists, they will create better sales pitches and understand…

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    With technology companies, a fusion of openness and closedness can create the most profit. This fusion of the two can be seen in a later Google. “Google faces the paradoxical reality that some of the most effective ways of competing with Apple involve becoming more like Apple” (Wu 554). As Google…

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    People scoring low on Openness tend to be conventional in behaviour and conservative in outlook. They prefer the familiar to the novel, and their emotional responses are somewhat muted. People scoring high on Openness tend to be unconventional, willing to question authority and prepared to entertain new ethical, social and political ideas. Open individuals are curious…

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    optimism and personal development. The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between self-compassion and positive mental health in various facets of life, including the ability to recover from failure, psychological health and openness to new experiences. It is re-iterated in the article that self-compassion is not equivalent to self-esteem. Self-compassion refers to the ability of a person to be kind toward one’s self not for the purpose of pleasure, but instead for their…

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    The big Five has highlighted several of my interpersonal strengths but also my weaknesses. My strengths are Openness to Experience and agreeableness which pleases me. I am however quite disappointed over my low score in conscientiousness because of the often-stressful workplaces I might end up in. Goals. I wish to develop skills that will assist me in stress and anxiety…

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    to engage with others. These individuals are often described as being full of life, energy and positivity. In group situations, extraverts are likely to talk often and assert themselves. Research has also shown that extraverts are less likely to experience anxiety over negative feedback. Those high in extraversion are often described as having a very positive outlook on life as well as being friendly, energetic and highly adaptable. All of these tendencies can serve a person well, particularly…

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    “Big 5” personality traits are: extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, Neuroticism, and Openness to Experience (Rentfrow, 2009). To determine my own personality traits, I took a version of the International Personality Item Pool test located at psychcentral.com, I found my scores of these five traits to be: extraversion 27, agreeableness 36, conscientiousness 33, neuroticism 24, and openness 33 (Goldberg et al., 2006). While the test did not indicate exactly what each raw number means,…

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    (2000) agreed with the above findings that there is a strong correlation between transformational leadership and the Five Factor Model. Of the five personality traits, agreeableness and extroversion predicted transformational leadership. Experience and openness were positively correlated to a transformational leader. The other traits, conscientiousness and neuroticism, had no relation to transformational leadership. Judge & Bono (2000) concluded that there is an underlying importance of…

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    Mindfulness Essay

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    ultimately valuable as the basis of compassion and acceptance toward others (Dalai Lama, 2001). Third, mindfulness can offer a way to reduce stress and enhance well-being and care for one’s own self. Fourth, mindfulness can help generate greater openness and receptivity as well as grounding in one’s self. The qualities of therapeutic presence enhanced through mindfulness can ultimately allow for a greater therapeutic relationship to develop, which we know contributes to a positive therapy…

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    There are five elements that compose the Big Five Personality Type. These factors consist of Openness to experience, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism, which can also be referred to as OCEAN. After taking the “What Is My Big Five Personality Profile” test, I scored the highest on the Emotional Stability, followed by a three-way tie with Agreeableness, Conscientiousness, and Openness; the lowest score I received was for Extraversion, I received a 10 out of 10 on the…

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