Five Factor Model (Big Five)

The Five Factor Model, commonly known as the Big Five, is a widely accepted framework for understanding personality. It includes five traits: 1. **Openness** - creativity and willingness to try new things. 2. **Conscientiousness** - organization and dependability. 3. **Extraversion** - sociability and assertiveness. 4. **Agreeableness** - kindness and cooperation. 5. **Neuroticism** - emotional stability and tendency toward anxiety. These traits represent a spectrum, meaning individuals can exhibit varying degrees of each. By assessing these factors, we can better understand behavior, preferences, and interactions in various contexts.