Big Five Personality Trait Test Here

Explanation of Traits

Openness

High: Imaginative, intellectual, artistic, seeks adventure, thinks in symbols and abstractions. 
Low: Practical, realistic, factual, sensible, down-to-earth, prefers familiarity and routine.

Your Score: Low

Conscientiousness

High: Organized, reliable, self-controlled, orderly, cautious, disciplined, strong sense of duty. 
Low: Disorganized, spur-of-the-moment, impulsive, procrastinating, finds rules constraining.

Your Score: Average

Extroversion

High: Extroverted, outgoing, gregarious, enthusiastic, action-oriented, excitable, social. 
Low: Introverted, reserved, low-key, quiet, disengaged, deliberate, needs time alone.

Your Score: Average

Agreeableness

High: Considerate, altruistic, friendly, generous, sympathetic, modest, trusting, helpful. 
Low: Critical, confident, self-interested, skeptical, stubborn, unfriendly, uncooperative.

Your Score: Very Low

Neuroticism

High: Anxious, fearful, tense, nervous, self-conscious, susceptible to anger and depression. 
Low: Serene, calm, stable, composed, tranquil, poised, unfazed, few intense emotions.

Your Score: Average

Statistics

Political Orientation

Though correlations between personality and political opinions are modest, you are statistically most likely to be politically Libertarian.(Source: Iyer et al. 2012)

Gender

Based on your personality scores, you are statistically more likely to be Male than Female. (Source: Vecchione et al. 2012; Mondak 2010)

Personality Type

According to John A. Johnston, professor of psychology at Pennsylvania State University, your Big Five scores suggest that you are a(n)... (WARNING: Not all of Dr. Johnston's descriptions are positive. Expand at your own risk.)

Narrow-minded Type

Narrow-minded Types are independent, self-contained, and openly willing to express annoyance with others. Others may find this difficult to deal with. They tend to be intolerant of persons who are different from them, and, in extreme cases, may be prejudiced or bigoted. They are describe by others with such terms as irritable, self-centered, anxious, callous, tactless, and curt. Their brusqueness may be relatively unimportant to persons employed in menial or technical work, but may tend to limit performance in supervisory roles and in relations with others.

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Correlations

According to studies by Gerber and associates (Yale University), Raso and associates (Stanford), and others, your scores indicate that you are:

• Likely to consume more entertainment or case-based (as opposed to societal or political) news reporting than the general population.
• Likely to have less of an interest in politics than the general population.
• Likely to get more of your political information from radio and TV, as opposed to from the internet.
• Likely to be more interested in “after action” commentaries and reports from political debates, as opposed to watching the debates directly.
• More likely than the general population to be a member of a political party.
• Likely to watch a greater ratio of local (as opposed to national) news than the general population.
• More likely than the general population to attend political campaign events and meetings.
• More likely than the general population to voice support for your political views by writing to elected officials or for the opinion pages of newspapers and magazines.
• More likely than the general population to wax and wane in your level of political engagement (i.e. following politics especially closely during some periods, and staying less informed during others).
• Likely to read more newspapers and to spend more time reading newspapers than the general population.
• More likely than the general population to watch political talk shows.
• More likely than the general population to sign political petitions when asked to do so by friends.
• Less likely than the general population to vote in each and every election.
• More likely than the general population to make arguments to the speakers when attending political rallies and debates.
• Likely to be more strategic and calculating than the general population in the presentation of your political views (i.e. what you disclose and how you disclose it; tailoring your message to your audience, etc.).
• More likely than the general population to take an economics-oriented approach to environmental issues (i.e. growing the economic pie with fossil fuels now in order to be better able to pay for environmental policies in the future, instead of windmills, carbon restrictions, and taxes on industry now.).
• Likely to be less swayed by a politician’s personality, interpersonal dealings, and prosocial behavior than by his actual politics.

Breaking things down, this is the relative strength of your traits:

there was a thread about it here.

http://sociopath-community.com/posts/56357ae4339f0d32324f7e29

i'm surprised by your low agreeableness. you've one of the friendliest people here.

http://www.seemypersonality.com/Personality-Report?x=sPIx4x4891576-4056963xs4hj2x4

Big Five Personality Test

Your Big Five scores are:

43%

OPENNESS

40%

CONSCIENTIOUSNESS

61%

EXTROVERSION

58%

AGREEABLENESS

46%

NEUROTICISM

Explanation of Traits

Openness

High: Imaginative, intellectual, artistic, seeks adventure, thinks in symbols and abstractions. 
Low: Practical, realistic, factual, sensible, down-to-earth, prefers familiarity and routine.

Your Score: Average

Conscientiousness

High: Organized, reliable, self-controlled, orderly, cautious, disciplined, strong sense of duty. 
Low: Disorganized, spur-of-the-moment, impulsive, procrastinating, finds rules constraining.

Your Score: Average

Extroversion

High: Extroverted, outgoing, gregarious, enthusiastic, action-oriented, excitable, social. 
Low: Introverted, reserved, low-key, quiet, disengaged, deliberate, needs time alone.

Your Score: Average

Agreeableness

High: Considerate, altruistic, friendly, generous, sympathetic, modest, trusting, helpful. 
Low: Critical, confident, self-interested, skeptical, stubborn, unfriendly, uncooperative.

Your Score: Average

Neuroticism

High: Anxious, fearful, tense, nervous, self-conscious, susceptible to anger and depression. 
Low: Serene, calm, stable, composed, tranquil, poised, unfazed, few intense emotions.

Your Score: Average

Statistics

Political Orientation

Though correlations between personality and political opinions are modest, you are statistically most likely to be politically Left-wing.(Source: Iyer et al. 2012)

Gender

Based on your personality scores, you are statistically more likely to be Female than Male. (Source: Vecchione et al. 2012; Mondak 2010)

Personality Type

According to John A. Johnston, professor of psychology at Pennsylvania State University, your Big Five scores suggest that you are a(n)... (WARNING: Not all of Dr. Johnston's descriptions are positive. Expand at your own risk.)

Impulsive Type

Impulsive Types are exhibitionists who act outrageously in order to attract attention from others. Often rather unconventional, risk-taking, flamboyant, they also need and enjoy social stimulation. They are described by others as talkative, outgoing, changeable, blunt, and outspoken.

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Correlations

According to studies by Gerber and associates (Yale University), Raso and associates (Stanford), and others, your scores indicate that you are:

• More likely than the general population to attend political campaign events and meetings.
• More likely than the general population to voice support for your political views by writing to elected officials or for the opinion pages of newspapers and magazines.
• More likely than the general population to wax and wane in your level of political engagement (i.e. following politics especially closely during some periods, and staying less informed during others).
• Likely to read more newspapers and to spend more time reading newspapers than the general population.
• More likely than the general population to watch political talk shows.

For even more research-based points on your personality, consider taking our Big Five Presidents Test, Big Five Movie Star Test, or Big Five Villian Test.

Breaking things down, this is the relative strength of your traits:

WW3 stated: source post

there was a thread about it here.

http://sociopath-community.com/posts/56357ae4339f0d32324f7e29

I like how the one in the other one breaks it down more. Thanks for sharing this.

Big Five Personality Test
Your Big Five scores are:
50%
    

OPENNESS
46%
    

CONSCIENTIOUSNESS
62%
    

EXTROVERSION
18%

AGREEABLENESS
50%
    

NEUROTICISM

Explanation of Traits

Openness
High: Imaginative, intellectual, artistic, seeks adventure, thinks in symbols and abstractions. 
Low: Practical, realistic, factual, sensible, down-to-earth, prefers familiarity and routine.

Your Score: Average

Conscientiousness
High: Organized, reliable, self-controlled, orderly, cautious, disciplined, strong sense of duty. 
Low: Disorganized, spur-of-the-moment, impulsive, procrastinating, finds rules constraining.

Your Score: Average

Extroversion
High: Extroverted, outgoing, gregarious, enthusiastic, action-oriented, excitable, social. 
Low: Introverted, reserved, low-key, quiet, disengaged, deliberate, needs time alone.

Your Score: Average

Agreeableness
High: Considerate, altruistic, friendly, generous, sympathetic, modest, trusting, helpful. 
Low: Critical, confident, self-interested, skeptical, stubborn, unfriendly, uncooperative.

Your Score: Very Low

Neuroticism
High: Anxious, fearful, tense, nervous, self-conscious, susceptible to anger and depression. 
Low: Serene, calm, stable, composed, tranquil, poised, unfazed, few intense emotions.

Your Score: Average

Statistics

Political Orientation
Though correlations between personality and political opinions are modest, you are statistically most likely to be politically Libertarian. (Source: Iyer et al. 2012)

Gender
Based on your personality scores, you are statistically more likely to be Male than Female. (Source: Vecchione et al. 2012; Mondak 2010)

Personality Type

According to John A. Johnston, professor of psychology at Pennsylvania State University, your Big Five scores suggest that you are a(n)... (WARNING: Not all of Dr. Johnston's descriptions are positive. Expand at your own risk.)

Domineering Type
Domineering Types enjoy exerting power and influence over others and strive to control them without taking their feelings into account. They are seen by others as critical, self-centered, stubborn, and bossy.

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Correlations

According to studies by Gerber and associates (Yale University), Raso and associates (Stanford), and others, your scores indicate that you are:

More likely than the general population to attend political campaign events and meetings.
More likely than the general population to voice support for your political views by writing to elected officials or for the opinion pages of newspapers and magazines.
More likely than the general population to wax and wane in your level of political engagement (i.e. following politics especially closely during some periods, and staying less informed during others).
Likely to read more newspapers and to spend more time reading newspapers than the general population.
More likely than the general population to watch political talk shows.
More likely than the general population to sign political petitions when asked to do so by friends.
Less likely than the general population to vote in each and every election.
More likely than the general population to make arguments to the speakers when attending political rallies and debates.
Likely to be more strategic and calculating than the general population in the presentation of your political views (i.e. what you disclose and how you disclose it; tailoring your message to your audience, etc.).
More likely than the general population to take an economics-oriented approach to environmental issues (i.e. growing the economic pie with fossil fuels now in order to be better able to pay for environmental policies in the future, instead of windmills, carbon restrictions, and taxes on industry now.).
Likely to be less swayed by a politician’s personality, interpersonal dealings, and prosocial behavior than by his actual politics.

For even more research-based points on your personality, consider taking our Big Five Presidents Test, Big Five Movie Star Test, or Big Five Villian Test.

Breaking things down, this is the relative strength of your traits:

WW3 stated: source post

i'm surprised by your low agreeableness. you've one of the friendliest people here.

I don't argue for the sake of argument, but if I think someone is wrong I have no problem saying so and pushing it until it's driven to the ground if need be. 

extraversion - 21%

openness - 95%

agreeableness - 55%

conscientiousness - 19%

neuroticism - 95%