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Question 1

What is the Big Five model?

Answer 1

The Big Five model is a scientifically validated framework for understanding personality based on five key traits.

Question 2

What are the five key traits in the Big Five model?

Answer 2

1. Openness to Experience 2. Conscientiousness 3. Extraversion 4. Agreeableness 5. Neuroticism

Question 3

What characterizes high Openness to Experience?

Answer 3

Creative, open to new ideas, imaginative, unconventional.

Question 4

What characterizes low Openness to Experience?

Answer 4

Practical, prefers routine, dislikes change.

Question 5

What characterizes high Conscientiousness?

Answer 5

Disciplined, responsible, detail-oriented, self-motivated.

Question 6

What characterizes low Conscientiousness?

Answer 6

Impulsive, disorganized, unreliable, procrastinator.

Question 7

What characterizes high Extraversion?

Answer 7

Social, energetic, talkative, thrives in groups.

Question 8

What characterizes low Extraversion?

Answer 8

Introverted, prefers solitude, reflective, private.

Question 9

What characterizes high Agreeableness?

Answer 9

Cooperative, empathetic, trusting, helpful.

Question 10

What characterizes low Agreeableness?

Answer 10

Suspicious, manipulative, uncooperative, self-serving.

Question 11

What characterizes high Neuroticism?

Answer 11

Anxious, moody, reactive, prone to stress.

Question 12

What characterizes low Neuroticism?

Answer 12

Emotionally stable, calm, resilient, less prone to anxiety.

Question 13

What does high Conscientiousness and low Neuroticism indicate?

Answer 13

More reliable, less impulsive.

Question 14

What does low Agreeableness and high Neuroticism indicate?

Answer 14

More likely to be manipulative or hostile.

Question 15

What is the Dark Triad?

Answer 15

A model focusing on negative personality traits often found in criminals, corporate manipulators, and con artists.

Question 16

What are the three traits in the Dark Triad?

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1. Narcissism 2. Machiavellianism 3. Psychopathy

Question 17

What characterizes Narcissism?

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Inflated sense of self-importance, requires admiration, lacks empathy.

Question 18

What characterizes Machiavellianism?

Answer 18

Deceptive, strategic, lacks morality, focuses on personal gain.

Question 19

What characterizes Psychopathy?

Answer 19

No remorse, low empathy, thrill-seeking.

Question 20

What does a psychopath with high Machiavellianism indicate?

Answer 20

More likely to be a serial manipulator or financial fraudster.

Question 21

What does a narcissist with low Machiavellianism indicate?

Answer 21

May seek validation but lacks true strategic deception skills.

Question 22

What is the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)?

Answer 22

A system categorizing people based on four binary preferences, creating 16 personality types.

Question 23

What are the four binary preferences in MBTI?

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1. Introversion (I) vs. Extraversion (E) 2. Sensing (S) vs. Intuition (N) 3. Thinking (T) vs. Feeling (F) 4. Judging (J) vs. Perceiving (P)

Question 24

What characterizes Introverts (I)?

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Prefer solitude, internal processors, deep thinkers.

Question 25

What characterizes Extraverts (E)?

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Gain energy from socializing, action-oriented.

Question 26

What characterizes Sensing (S)?

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Focus on facts, practical details, reality-based thinking.

Question 27

What characterizes Intuition (N)?

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Think abstractly, future-focused, imaginative.

Question 28

What characterizes Thinking (T)?

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Logical, objective, analytical.

Question 29

What characterizes Feeling (F)?

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Emotionally driven, value relationships.

Question 30

What characterizes Judging (J)?

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Likes order, plans ahead, structured.

Question 31

What characterizes Perceiving (P)?

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Flexible, spontaneous, adapts easily.

Question 32

What is an example of an MBTI type?

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ENTP (“The Debater”) – Charismatic manipulators, risk-takers, persuasive.

Question 33

What is another example of an MBTI type?

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INTJ (“The Mastermind”) – Strategic planners, perfectionists, unemotional decision-makers.

Question 34

What is another example of an MBTI type?

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ISFJ (“The Protector”) – Loyal, reserved, emotionally driven, avoidant of conflict.

Question 35

What are the Four Temperaments?

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A model dividing personalities into four core types.

Question 36

What are the four core types in the Four Temperaments?

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1. Sanguine 2. Choleric 3. Melancholic 4. Phlegmatic

Question 37

What characterizes Sanguine personalities?

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Outgoing, energetic, risk-taker.

Question 38

What characterizes Choleric personalities?

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Assertive, aggressive, strategic.

Question 39

What characterizes Melancholic personalities?

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Analytical, perfectionist, introverted.

Question 40

What characterizes Phlegmatic personalities?

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Calm, diplomatic, avoids conflict.

Question 41

What does a Choleric personality indicate?

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More prone to violent leadership.

Question 42

What does a Melancholic personality indicate?

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May overanalyze and be highly calculated in crime.

Question 43

What is the HEXACO model?

Answer 43

An updated version of the Big Five model, adding an important sixth trait.

Question 44

What is the sixth trait in the HEXACO model?

Answer 44

Honesty-Humility (H Factor).

Question 45

What characterizes high Honesty-Humility?

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Honest, fair, avoids manipulating others.

Question 46

What characterizes low Honesty-Humility?

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Greedy, deceitful, manipulative.

Question 47

What does low H-Factor combined with high Machiavellianism indicate?

Answer 47

White-collar criminals, fraudsters, con artists.