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Extra Material: Big Five personality traits High / Low

Personality TraitHighLow
Extraversion– Energized by social interaction
– Outgoing and talkative- Enjoys group work
– Thinks out loud
– Seeks leadership roles
– Comfortable with networking
– Prefers solitude to recharge
– Quiet and reserved – Prefers working independently
– Processes thoughts internally
– May avoid leadership spotlight- Finds networking challenging
Openness to Experience– Curious and imaginative
– Enjoys abstract thinking
– Embraces change and innovation
– Appreciates art and creativity
– Seeks out new experiences
– Adapts easily to new ideas
– Practical and Conventional
Prefers concrete facts
– Resistant to change<br>- Favors tried-and-true methods
– Prefers routine and familiarity
– May struggle with abstract concepts
Conscientiousness– Highly organized
– Detail-oriented
– Plans ahead meticulously
– Reliable and punctual
– Sets and achieves goals
– Follows rules and procedures
– Flexible and spontaneous
– Big-picture oriented
– Adapts plans on the fly
– May struggle with deadlines
– Prefers open-ended goals
– May bend rules for convenience
Agreeableness– Cooperative and empathetic
– Avoids conflict
– Trusting of others
– Puts others’ needs first
– Seeks harmony in groups
– Diplomatic in communication
– Direct and competitive
– Willing to challenge others
– Skeptical of others’ motives
– Prioritizes personal goals
– Comfortable with disagreement<br>- Straightforward in communication
Neuroticism (vs. Emotional Stability)– Experiences stress intensely
– Worries frequently
– Sensitive to criticism
– Experiences mood swings
– Self-critical
– May struggle in high-pressure situations
– Calm under pressure
– Emotionally stable
– Resilient to stress<br>- Even-tempered
– Self-confident
– Performs well in high-pressure situations