Five-Factor Model

Definition

The Five-Factor Model is a widely accepted theory in psychology that suggests there are five core personality traits that describe human personality. These traits are openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism.

Related terms

Openness:

This trait refers to a person's preference for new experiences and ideas.

Conscientiousness:

This trait describes individuals who are organized, responsible, and reliable.

Extraversion:

This trait characterizes individuals who enjoy being around others and seek social stimulation.