What is your personality?

Openness is how open-minded you are. Open-minded people enjoys trying new things. They appreciate art, emotion, adventure, unusual ideas, imagination, curiosity, and different experiences.

Conscientiousness is how much self-discipline and self-control you have. People who score high on this dimension tend to act dutifully and are good at regulating and directing their impulses. They also prefer planned rather than spontaneous activities.

Extraversion reflects how much you prefer to enagage with the external world. Extraverts (higher scores) enjoy interacting with people and often come across as full of energy. They also like to assert themselves.

Introverts (lower scores), however, engage less socially and need less external stimulation. Thus, introverts tend to be more reserved than extraverts

Agreeable people (higher scores) value social harmony and try to get along well with others. They are willing to compromise their interests with others.

Disagreeable people (lower scores) tend to be more self-interested and unconcerned about others' well-being.

Neuroticism measures emotional instability. People with higher scores tend to experience more negative emotions and are more reactive and vulnerable to stress. They might be worse are regulating their emotions and experience more stress and anxiety in their lives.

Although the Big Five dimensions are distinct and generally quite independent of each other, they often correlate with each other slightly. The heatmap shows the correlations. Brighter colors are more positive correlations and darker colours are more negative correlations.

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