The Big Five Traits

The big five traits are:
1. Extraversion: Those with high scores are sociable and
fun-loving, while those with lower percentage scores are
introverted or reserved.
2. Openness: Those with high scores are imaginative and
accommodating to change, while those with lower
percentage scores are more traditional, practical, and
conforming.
3. Conscientiousness: Those with high scores are disciplined,
careful, and organized, while those with low
scores are disorganized, careless, and impulsive.
4. Neuroticism: Those with high scores are anxious, insecure,
and self-pitying, while those with low scores are secure and
self-assured.
5. Agreeableness: Those with high scores are trusting and
softhearted, while those with low scores are suspicious,
disagreeable, and self-interested.