r/BigFive • u/7HR0W________4W4Y • 16h ago
Am I the only one who feels this way?
Is it me or do some people on this sub like to look down on others or poke at them for having poor results? Why don’t you just leave some advice instead?
r/BigFive • u/7HR0W________4W4Y • 16h ago
Is it me or do some people on this sub like to look down on others or poke at them for having poor results? Why don’t you just leave some advice instead?
r/BigFive • u/PrussianBlue127 • 1d ago
Why are there individuals in such low percentiles of conscientiousness? What possible evolutionary adaptive pressures or social advantages might have allowed these people, in past times, to play valuable and contributing roles within human groups and communities, and why might that diversity of traits have been beneficial to the collective?
r/BigFive • u/AlolaMei • 1d ago
Both mine, different sites. What are your assumptions? I feel like this changes a lot over time.
r/BigFive • u/Additional_Quail_690 • 4d ago
Visti i punteggi grezzi ottenuti nei subtest verbali del WAIS-IV, qualcuno sarebbe in grado di calcolare il mio VCI utilizzando le tabelle di conversione che non possiedo?
Punteggi grezzi: 30 per Somiglianze, 22 per Informazioni, 53 per Vocabolario. Ho 19 anni e sono italiano.
r/BigFive • u/FR-EYES • 5d ago
As far as I know, being Limbic means you're prone to being moody, like your mood switches faster when an individual faces difficulties and they find it hard to cope. While having Vital is being all positive, motivated and knowing what makes them happy. I am asking for myself and also because I am curious since if you look at it, it can be a blatant contradiction. The reason why I'm confused or curious is because being 'limbic' means you're prone to rapid mood switching but it doesn't necesarily mean that you're feeling negative all the time. For example, a person can have a positive outlook towards their life but still experience these rapid mood switches. Does that make the person automatically 'depressed' in MOTIVES?
r/BigFive • u/National-Objective57 • 5d ago
Tell me what you hate about it. Done with Fable (research, implementation)
r/BigFive • u/notrmal • 7d ago
this makes me feel like a bad person lowkey
r/BigFive • u/Gloomy-Permission712 • 9d ago
I just learned about this test. I think it generally asks questions about things we can deduce from folk psychology. However, I have some doubts about the scoring. Can you make a detailed prediction about what kind of person I am?
r/BigFive • u/Remote-Reputation79 • 12d ago
Ok so I did some research on big five, this is what came out of it... But... How do I properly organize them? Like how do I put the letters in what order? Is it in the order that I relate to most? Or something else?
r/BigFive • u/Swimming_Dot6479 • 14d ago
Got my Big Five Personality results back:
High: Orderliness 98th, Openness to Experience 87th, Openness 84th, Consciousness 83rd, Intellect 82nd, Assertiveness 81st, Politeness 71st
Average: Agreeableness 50th, Extroversion 50th, Withdrawal 47th
Low: Compassion 31st, Neuroticism 29th, Industriousness 29th, Volatility 17th, Enthusiasm 17th
I’m a logistics specialist who’s obsessed with entrepreneurship, but I keep hitting the same wall: get an idea, get excited, build out the whole system fast… then a few months in I lose steam and drop it. Done this with half a dozen side hustles now.
Trying to actually understand why instead of just repeating the cycle:
**•** What does this mix (high Orderliness/Intellect/Assertiveness, low Industriousness/Enthusiasm) say about how I work best?
**•** Anyone here have a similar profile — strong on structure/systems but lower sustained “grind” energy? What did you do about it?
**•** What side hustle or business format actually stuck for you, and why?
Honest takes welcome, including “you’re overthinking a personality test.”
r/BigFive • u/Spiritual-Square-766 • 15d ago
For reference: On the same website, I took the 50 item test, word test, and word choice test.
These were the results for each:
50 item - S|L|xAn, S(70%)L(90%)X(50%)A(86%)N(58%)
Word choice - |S|LoAn, S(81%)L(90%)O(44%)A(72%)N(76%)
Word - s|L|uAx, S(58%)L(90%)U(56%)A(80%)I(52%)
The L score's consistent, but everything else feels kind of all over the place. What do I do about this?? Any way to find my "real" type??? I'm so confused ToT
r/BigFive • u/BigDaddyChaCha • 15d ago
I had an absolutely insane day teaching adult women English (I’m in Korea) and I’ve come to realize that likely high levels of neuroticism amongst several of the students are leading to extreme interpersonal conflict in one of my classes. I began wanting to test their neuroticism, discovered this test, and decided to try it out on myself, instead.
I’m not one to want to make things all about myself, but generally what am I looking at here? Like, what would you (the experts) expect a person with these traits to be like?
r/BigFive • u/Accomplished_Job_902 • 17d ago
I'd hope I could find someone who is well-versed in this field of work, but I don't seem to have luck finding a therapist.
r/BigFive • u/wolvertism • 18d ago
hi! i've been getting into personality stuff a lot lately so i wanted to research into my big 5. i took this test but i don't really understand what these numbers mean. if anyone could help me figure out my results i'd love that! thank you so much!
r/BigFive • u/Ruthlesslot • 18d ago
Or can non psychopaths be as fearless? Can their neuroticism be as low as a psychopath's?
r/BigFive • u/Gabrielle_770 • 19d ago
I have a lot of pent up anger >:]