The Big Five Personality Trait Measured by the NEO-PI That

question 109

Multiple Choice

The Big Five personality trait measured by the NEO-PI that evaluates whether a job applicant is likely to show anger, hostility, or nervousness is

• A) neuroticism.
• B) extroversion.
• C) openness.
• D) conscientiousness.

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Theoretical Average

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Population

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Group

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Null Hypothesis

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