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AP Psychology 3.3 Personality: Which is NOT one of the five personality traits posited by McCrae and Costa?
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AP Psychology 3.3 Personality: Which is NOT one of the five personality traits posited by McCrae and Costa?
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- 00:04
Here's your shmoop du jour brought to you by seriousness
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something you won't find a lot of in this video come on lighten up here's [a sad cat and a clown]
- 00:12
your question which is not one of the five personality traits posited by McRae
- 00:18
and Costa and here are your potential answers all right [mumbling]
- 00:24
Not one of the five, all right people meet Costa and McRae these two smartypants
Full Transcript
- 00:29
came up with what is known as the Big Five this five factor model of [Costa and McRae sat on an opera balcony and the number 5 appears]
- 00:34
personality outlines five broad traits that are supposed to encapsulate most of
- 00:38
the primary differences in personality across individuals so what are those big
- 00:43
five well first up extraversion this trade includes characteristics like
- 00:48
excitability sociability talkativeness assertiveness expressiveness and the [examples of characteristics for extraversion]
- 00:54
tendency to seek stimulation in the company of others think extrovert versus
- 00:59
introvert solitary versus energetic outgoing versus in-going? yeah, in-going
- 01:05
well we're sticking with in going next up neuroticism this describes how
- 01:10
easy or difficult it is for one to experience unpleasant emotions like [examples of neuroticism]
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anger anxiety depression and vulnerability the more easily irritated
- 01:17
and anxious you are the more neurotic you are and in turn the funnier a TV
- 01:21
character you make then we have agreeableness which includes traits like [doctors together giving a thumbs up]
- 01:25
trust, altruism, affect, kindness, cooperation, tenderness, modesty and all
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that other cheesy lovey-dovey stuff all right now kiss how about [Costa and McRae sat together with a love heart outline around them]
- 01:35
conscientiousness well that describes stuff like dependability,
- 01:39
self-discipline, reliability, organizational skills and a preference
- 01:43
for planning over spontaneity all great traits to look for in a best friend or
- 01:48
a pet rock seriously they're not big on spontaneity and last but not least [car driving down an open road]
- 01:52
openness this one describes characteristics like imagination,
- 01:57
appreciation for art, adventurousness, curiosity and an overall openness to new
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experience like surfing or skydiving or ordering pizza for shmoop headquarters [a person skydiving and a pizza slice appears]
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in Mountain View California well it was worth a shot so which one of
- 02:12
our potential answers isn't one of the big five well it looks like B
- 02:15
seriousness the odd man out if you want an easy way to remember the big 5 just [Letter B with a green tick by the side]
- 02:20
remember the word ocean or the word OPFS which stands for order pizza for shmoop
- 02:27
all right well we're trying can't fault us for trying
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