Five Factor Model (FFM)

The Five Factor Model (FFM), also known as the Big Five personality traits, identifies five key dimensions of human personality: 1. **Openness** - Creativity and willingness to experience new things. 2. **Conscientiousness** - Organization, dependability, and commitment to goals. 3. **Extraversion** - Sociability, enthusiasm, and assertiveness in interactions. 4. **Agreeableness** - Compassion, cooperativeness, and concern for others. 5. **Neuroticism** - Emotional stability and the tendency to experience negative emotions. These traits help describe how people behave and interact, offering insight into their personalities in various contexts, including work and relationships.