HATCH! OPEN. #9 brings to the discussion this Saturday, April 6th, an interesting topic: the Big Five Personality Traits, delivered by Mr. Anthony Summers from British University Vietnam. These are the five broad dimensions of personality used to describe a human personality. We believe that by understanding yourself and a part of the teammates' characteristics, a team would have the most suitable way to coordinate and together achieve the goals. For further information, please visit at: http://www.hatch.vn/7/post/2013/04/hatch-open-9-the-big-five-personality-traits.html

1. What is personality ?
Presented by
Anthony Summers (Mr.)
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3. PSYCHOMETRICS
“other personality test”
MBTI
Belbin Team Roles
Five Strength
factors Development
Inventory
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5. The Big Five Personality Traits
• The Big Five dimensions are considered important in determining the behaviors of
individuals in the workplace
• Based on a taxonomy of traits
• Follows the normal distribution model:
O-C-E-A-N
– Openness
– Conscientiousness
– Extraversion
– Agreeableness
– Negative emotionality (Neuroticism)
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6. Morality
Trust Altruism
Agreeableness
Cooperation Sympathy
Modesty
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7. Orderliness
Self-Efficacy
Dutifulness
Conscientiousness
Self-Discipline Cautiousness
Achievement-Striving
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8. Anger
Anxiety Depression
Negative
Emotionality
Self-Consciousness Vulnerability
Immoderation
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9. Gregariousness
Friendliness Assertiveness
Extraversion
Activity Level Excitement-
Seeking
Cheerfulness
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10. Artistic Interests
Imagination Emotionality
Openness
Adventurousness Intellect
Liberalism
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11. The Big Five Personality Traits
• Summary
• ‘Reality’ driven not facilitator driven
• Follows the normal distribution model
• More ‘critical/judgmental’ than
MBTI/Belbin/SDI
• The Five Traits recognised as an important
& useful framework
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12. The Big Five Personality Traits
High Agreeableness Agreeableness Low Agreeableness
High Conscientiousness Conscientiousness Low Conscientiousness
+ High Negative Emotionality
High Extraversion
Negative Emotionality
Extraversion
Low Negative Emotionality
Low Extraversion
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High Openness Openness Low Openness
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13. The Big Five Personality Traits
Questions, Comments?
Take a test at:
http://www.personal.psu.edu/j5j/IPIP/ipipneo120.htm
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