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Personality
Personality embraces moods, attitudes, and opinions and is most
clearly expressed in interactions with other people. … Essentially, your personality defines who are you. Your behavior reflects your personality and informs how different you are from others. … For example, when you were young, adults often ask you that what do you want to become when you are grown up. Some want to become police man or firefighter but when they are grown up their mindset also change too. They basically want to have a high salary job and work in a good environment such as a manager. big five factors Openess This trait is associated with individuals who are more adventurous and creative than others. They are curious about the world, eager to learn new things and enjoy new experiences. They also often have many interests and like to think about abstract concepts. Conscienticousness They usually are thoughtfulness, good impulse control, and goal- directed behaviors. They often plan ahead, think about how their behavior affects others, and pay attention to them. People with this personality will often complete vital tasks immediately. Extraversion They are excitable, sociable, talkative, assertive and able to express emotions well. They prefer going out rather than staying at home. Being around other people helps them feel excited and energized. They like to be the center of attention, make friends easily, and speak before thinking carefully. Agreeableness People with this personality trait include trust, altruism, kindness, affection, and helping behaviors toward others. People who are rich in this quality tend to cooperate well with others. They care, care for others, like to help and contribute to the happiness of others. Neuroticism Characteristics of people with this personality are sadness, moodiness and emotional instability. People high in this trait tend to have mood swings, anxiety, irritability, and sadness. In addition, they are often stressed, feel insecure, and find it difficult to recover from stressful events. Person-Situation Interaction …personality traits. Or another example is when people see an old or a disabled people. Some people with a conscientious, agreeable personality traits they will help them while others avoid contact with them. …particular way. As you know, every classroom has both brilliant students and students need to be improved. We can't just teach the good students and leave others behind.