The "Big Five" Refer to

question 8

Multiple Choice

The "big five" refer to

• A) five personality factors found in most personality inventories
• B) the five major personality taxonomies
• C) the five forms personality measurement may take
• D) five major criticisms of personality testing

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Definitions:

Fulfilling Life

A life filled with satisfaction and happiness derived from achieving personal goals and finding meaning in activities and relationships.

Happiness

A state of well-being and contentment characterized by positive emotions ranging from satisfaction to intense joy.

Right Livelihood

A concept from Buddhist teachings that refers to ethical and moral employment, ensuring one's work does no harm and contributes positively to society.

Secondary Education

The stage of education that follows primary education, typically including high school or equivalent levels.