Big 5 Personality Score

https://betterhumans.coach.me/what-is...g-five-personality-score-96a6e40e743f

80% for openness
25% for conscientiousness
63% for extraversion
70% for agreeableness
40% for neuroticism

What are you and does it mean anything?

65% Experience,
80% Conscentious,
65% Extraverted,
25% Agreeableness,
13% Neuroticism

Interesting test, definitely want to improve agreeableness in the near future

48%. Openness to experience
58% Conscentiousness
53% Extraversion
20% Agreeableness
15% Neuroticism



I'm very alike Cloud,


The test was waaaay too short I'd like a longer more precise one

60%. Openness to experience
45% Conscentiousness
33% Extraversion
23% Agreeableness
60% Neuroticism

about right for me lol

80%
63%
43%
58%
33%

High Openness scorers are also more likely to have a high IQ.

Awww yeee

Btw this test was pretty bad, the 2nd page was basically the opposite of the first one to double check the answers

70% open to experience
63% conscientious
65% extraverted
70% agreeableness
18% neuroticisim

Your score for openness was high, at 78%.
Your score for conscientiousness was low, at 15%.
Your score for extraversion was high, at 78%.
Your score for Agreeableness was moderate, at 68%.
Your score for neuroticism was low, at 10%.

extroversion probably a bit high, rest spot on.

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63
90
68
40

On June 04 2017 04:06 ClouD87 wrote: 65% Experience, 80% Conscentious, 65% Extraverted, 25% Agreeableness, 13% Neuroticism Interesting test, definitely want to improve agreeableness in the near future

Funny because being too agreeable hurt me in a past job. I had to do a lot of negotiating and I do not really like conflict or showing teeth.

What are the low conscientious people to do?

"On the other hand, they tend to be more flexible and spontaneous, and do well in unpredictable environments where they must respond to constantly changing circumstances."

What are some examples of unpredictable environments where they must respond to constantly changing circumstances?

Poker? What else?

Low conscientiousness does not seem to have any positives besides maybe carefree or easy going. I don't want to be a carefree bum under the bridge however.

teach a non-science class in high school or junior high school. very few jobs are more demanding in terms of changing circumstances and unpredictable environments. ;p Demands some degree of carefree easy going attitude to preserve sanity also.

On June 04 2017 17:36 RiKD wrote: Show nested quote + On June 04 2017 04:06 ClouD87 wrote: 65% Experience, 80% Conscentious, 65% Extraverted, 25% Agreeableness, 13% Neuroticism Interesting test, definitely want to improve agreeableness in the near future Funny because being too agreeable hurt me in a past job. I had to do a lot of negotiating and I do not really like conflict or showing teeth.

I don't like being too confrontational either, it hurts your personal relationship and gives bad first impressions

Your score for openness was 75%. This is in the moderate range.
Your score for conscientiousness was 60%, which is in the moderate range.
Your score for Extraversion was low, at 38%.
Your score for Agreeableness was low, at 55%.
Your score for neuroticism was low, at 25%.

Your score for openness was 68%. This is in the moderate range.
Your score for conscientiousness was low, at 53%
Your score for Extraversion was low, at 40%.
Your score for Agreeableness was high, at 80%.
Your score for neuroticism was low, at 25%

I don't think you can answer this yourself desu.

On June 04 2017 04:06 ClouD87 wrote: Interesting test, definitely want to improve agreeableness in the near future

These traits are understood to be pretty much immutable parts of one's personality. So you can't become agreeable just because you want to be, it basically precedes your conscious input the extent to which you are or are not. The only thing you could do is use willpower to behave differently (in this case in a way that's more agreeable) and go against your nature if you will, but that kind of behavior wouldn't be gratifying for you and therefore you would have no reason to repeat it so you'd be back where you started pretty quickly.

On June 04 2017 04:56 Baalim wrote: The test was waaaay too short I'd like a longer more precise one

Jordan Peterson said in his last Patreon video that in a few weeks (I think) a new one would be out and he thinks it's the most reliable.

On June 04 2017 17:46 Liquid`Drone wrote: teach a non-science class in high school or junior high school. very few jobs are more demanding in terms of changing circumstances and unpredictable environments. ;p Demands some degree of carefree easy going attitude to preserve sanity also.

I really should consider this. I have a degree in history and many people have told me I would be great at teaching. Is this what you do I presume? What subject?

currently unemployed tbh (as a teacher), but yeah, I teach history, social studies and english. I think it's pretty much the perfect job for me, and I've specifically gotten a lot of props from other teachers and students for being good at improvising. Teaching science is more about preparing, social studies/history are more about interacting with your students and coming up with relevant examples of whatever you're teaching. Social studies often ends up being a 'discuss current events' class, which is often tough to have anything prepared for in the first place.

On June 04 2017 19:27 Loco wrote: Show nested quote + On June 04 2017 04:06 ClouD87 wrote: Interesting test, definitely want to improve agreeableness in the near future These traits are understood to be pretty much immutable parts of one's personality. So you can't become agreeable just because you want to be, it basically precedes your conscious input the extent to which you are or are not. The only thing you could do is use willpower to behave differently (in this case in a way that's more agreeable) and go against your nature if you will, but that kind of behavior wouldn't be gratifying for you and therefore you would have no reason to repeat it so you'd be back where you started pretty quickly. .

I'm not so sure about it, I think being a professional poker player has lowered my neutoricism a lot, that being said its like practicing 24/7 for years so its probably very difficult but can be done with hard work

I also think it's possible to consistently adjust your behavior because your surroundings give vastly better response to it, even if it goes against your nature and isn't intrinsically gratifying.

Your score for openness was 68%. This is in the moderate range.
Your score for conscientiousness was 65%, which is in the moderate range.
Your score for Extraversion was moderate, at 60%.
Your score for Agreeableness was moderate, at 60%.
Your score for neuroticism was low, at 0%. <---lmfao