The Big 5 Personality Traits, OCEAN

In this video, we'll begin our discussion of personality by reviewing one of the most widely-used and best approaches to categorizing and conceptualizing people's personalities: the Big 5 (OCEAN). After reviewing the Big 5 Personality Traits, we'll touch on how personality changes over the lifespan as well as cultural differences in personality.
Personality: An individual’s characteristics, emotional responses, thoughts and behaviors that are relatively stable over time.
Big 5 Personality Traits: A dimensional, trait approach to understanding and quantifying personality; seeks to boil down personality to its elemental parts by breaking down personality into five dimensions (“OCEAN”).
Openness: The tendency to enjoy new experiences and ideas.
Conscientiousness: One's sense of duty, discipline, and orderliness.
Extraversion: Tendency to seek stimulation and company; extraversion (vs. introversion) is defined and determined by whether social interaction energies or drains you.
Agreeableness: Degree to which you are willing to upset others.
Neuroticism: Tendency to experience and express unpleasant emotions.

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Amazing Video

[@corden826]

great video, would be nice if you added a link to this test in the description or a pinned comment (or the best one you know if there are multiple)

[@ericalnh]

Very good video

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Good job

[@SneakySteevy]

I know agreeable people that are very disagreeable because of their anxiety. They attack & control.