February 2002
Beginner to intermediate
240 pages
3h 16m
English
We know that people don’t have common personalities. Some are quiet and passive; others are loud and aggressive. Some are relaxed; others are tense.
An extensive amount of research has identified five basic dimensions that explain the significant variation in human personality. These five factors are
Extraversion—. Are you an extravert (outgoing, sociable) or an introvert (reserved, timid)?
Agreeableness—. Are you highly agreeable (cooperative, trusting) or much less so (disagreeable, antagonistic)?
Conscientiousness—. Are you highly conscientious (responsible, organized) or much less so (unreliable, disorganized)?
Emotional stability—. Are you stable (calm, self-confident) or unstable (anxious, ...
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