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    This essay discusses Eysenck’s (1944) Trait Theory of Personality. The essay then moves to describe the contributions made to the more recent and more popular personality measurement known as 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…

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    worry a lot, they have a short temper, they pity themselves, are self-conscious, emotional and vulnerable. People who scored low are the opposite. Individuals who scored high on extroversion are loving, chatty, active and passionate. For openness to experience, the high scorers are imaginative, inventive, unique, curious, and liberal. Agreeableness is soft-hearted, confiding, giving, acquiescent, indulgent and good-natured. And lastly, conscientiousness are individuals who are hard-working,…

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    The dimensions and different facets are different factors of person’s personality that everyone has at different levels. The five factors of personality (Big Five) are: Extraversion, Agreeableness, Conscientiousness, Neuroticism and Openness to experience. In this case, will be analyzed and compared the traces of Portuguese and German culture. Extraversion is characterized by positive emotions, the tendency to seek stimulation and the company of others. This trait is marked by deep involvement…

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    The logic differentiates the real thing and the apparent thing, judges what is true and false. The next element is the spirited, which is the part of the soul by which we experience anger and temper. The spirited works with the logical part and controls the third element which is the appetitive. The appetitive is responsible for all the desires and wants, love, hunger, thirst, and whichever through logic isn’t right, the spirited…

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    These traits also have smaller and more specific personality traits that fit into these categories. The Big Five personality traits of psychology organize basic human behavior to better understand certain types of personality. Openness to experience is associated with creative intelligence, curiosity, and fantastical cognitive thinking. People who are open tend to be very creative and artistic; So, these people most likely favor art, music, poetry, novels, and adventure. People with high…

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    A. What do Trait theorists think is the basis for personality? Trait theories focuses on traits, responses based on characteristics, and broad ideas of personality. With this theory we describe individuals based on the way they behave. Trait theorists believe that traits are the structure of personality. Gordon Allport claims that everyone’s distinctive traits and their ability to adapt to the world can define personality. The lexical approach explains that if a certain trait is crucial to an…

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    I easily experience anger for instance when things don’t go as I expected I easily get irritated. I would say I’m an individual that is sensitive to emotional arousal therefore. I experience negative emotions frequently because I’m unable to control the expression of my emotions. Moreover, I easily build up anxiety on every situation and although I…

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    Questions Respond: 1) The core values that is found in a high-performance organizational cultures are social responsibility, innovation, customers services, personal growth, and teamwork. Social responsibility enhance the performance level of the organization because it shows if the company give back to society; giving contribution of time and money to charity that helps the public with everyday life struggles or to improve the lives individuals. Another social responsibility is…

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    openness to new experiences as one of the ‘big five’ personality traits, which also include extroversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness and neuroticism.” (Westerhoff, 2009). These traits at present in all the various forms of this theory, but differ in the terms of the names they are given. These work together in people to create various personalities. The big five are represented in different types of people and are more prominent in different types of people. Openness to experience is the…

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    The most significant difference between Nozick 's scenario and The Matrix 's narrative is the starting place of the individuals who are faced with the concepts of the experience machine and Matrix. Although in Nozick 's example, individuals start outside the machine, those in The Matrix, like Neo, begin life in the Matrix. Neo 's subsequent choice to unplug from the Matrix to confront the real world would go against status…

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