In this final episode of the Big 5 Personality Series, we're looking at personality in context. How do we put everything we've learned throughout the series into practice?

We'll be looking at three key subjects where personality is observed and put into practice: intimate relationships, parenting and career. ---

Timecodes:

(00:00) Intro (01:38) Personality and intimate relationships (10:39) Personality distribution and expanding your range (16:44) Personality and parenting (24:40) Personality and career (33:28) Final comment

Big 5 Personality Test: https://understandmyself.com/

Today, we're looking at the final trait of the Big 5 Personality Scale - Openness To Experience. Openness To Experience measures how receptive someone is to new experiences, ideas and different ways of thinking. Some key facets of the trait include intellectual curiosity, artistic interests, appreciation for aesthetics and creativity.

Openness to experience is broken down into two sub-traits: intellect and openness.

We're answering three questions: What is openness to experience? What are the advantages/disadvantages of high openness to experience? And what are the advantages/disadvantages of low openness to experience? ---

Timecodes:

(00:00) Intro (01:52) What is openness to experience? (03:26) Common behaviours of high openness to experience (07:49) Advantages of high openness to experience (17:27) Disadvantages of high openness to experience (24:09) Common behaviours of low openness to experience (24:55) Differences between high and low openness to experience (29:19) Advantages of low openness to experience (31:32) Disadvantages of low openness to experience

Big 5 Personality Test: https://understandmyself.com/

Jordan Peterson - Agreeableness: https://youtu.be/D7Kn5p7TP_Y?si=WtCVTXVQ79iPhDKm

Today, we're looking at the fourth trait of the Big 5 Personality Scale - Neuroticism. Neuroticism is rooted in sensitivity to negative emotion and the detection of threat.

People who are high in neuroticism are more likely to experience negative emotion such as depression, anxiety, anger, frustration and stress than their low counterparts.

Neuroticism is broken down into two sub-traits: withdrawal and volatility.

We're answering three questions: What is neuroticism? What are the advantages/disadvantages of high neuroticism? And what are the advantages/disadvantages of low neuroticism? ---

Timecodes:

(00:00) Intro (02:44) What is neuroticism? (06:47) Common behaviours of high neuroticism (07:45) Advantages of high neuroticism (11:13) Disadvantages of high neuroticism (12:39) How do you overcome anxiety? (26:54) How do you overcome depression? (33:16) Common behaviours of low neuroticism (34:08) Advantages of low neuroticism (35:51) Disadvantages of low neuroticism

Big 5 Personality Test: https://understandmyself.com/

Jordan Peterson - Neuroticism: https://youtu.be/ewU7Vb9ToXg?si=5RqPIbJYcI5iGeVQ