Personality Traits
Psychology ⇒ Personality
Personality Traits starts at 11 and continues till grade 12.
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A person who is calm, even-tempered, and not easily upset is likely to score low on which Big Five trait?
A person who is described as careless, disorganized, and unreliable is likely low in which Big Five trait?
A person who is described as imaginative, creative, and open to new ideas is likely high in which Big Five trait?
A person who is reserved, quiet, and prefers solitary activities is likely to score low on which Big Five trait?
A student who is always on time, keeps their notes organized, and meets deadlines is likely high in which trait?
A teacher notices that one student is always cheerful, energetic, and enjoys group activities. Which Big Five trait is this student likely high in?
Describe how personality traits can be measured in psychological research.
Describe one limitation of using self-report questionnaires to measure personality traits.
Describe the main characteristics of someone high in extraversion.
Describe the main difference between surface traits and source traits according to Raymond Cattell.
Explain how culture can influence the expression of personality traits.
Explain the difference between trait and state in personality psychology.
Explain why it is important to consider both traits and situations when predicting behavior.
Explain why personality traits are considered relatively stable over time.
