Neuroticism Scale

The Neuroticism Scale is a measure of a person's emotional stability and how they respond to stress or negative emotions. It is part of the Big Five personality traits and assesses tendencies like anxiety, moodiness, and emotional sensitivity. Individuals with high neuroticism may experience more frequent negative emotions, such as sadness and anger, while those with low neuroticism tend to be calmer and more resilient. Understanding where someone falls on this scale can provide insights into their mental health, coping strategies, and interpersonal relationships.