Imagination, curiosity, appreciation for art, emotion, adventure. High scorers are creative and open to new experiences; low scorers prefer routine and familiarity.
Organization, reliability, self-discipline, achievement-striving. High scorers are diligent and organized; low scorers are more spontaneous and flexible.
Sociability, energy, assertiveness, positive emotions. High scorers thrive in social settings; low scorers (introverts) prefer solitude or small groups.
Trust, altruism, cooperation, empathy. High scorers are compassionate and cooperative; low scorers are more competitive and direct.
Emotional instability, anxiety, moodiness. High scorers experience frequent stress; low scorers are emotionally stable and calm.
The Big Five is the most widely accepted framework in personality psychology.
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※ Norm data based on simulated adult sample (N=1000), score range 2-10.
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