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NEO PI-R™ Scales

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NEO PI-R™ SCALES
LOWER SCORE
HIGHER SCORE
DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
NEUROTICISM SCALES
N1- Anxiety
Calm, Relaxed; Do not dwell on Anxious,
things that might go wrong
Apprehensive,
Fearful;
Prone to worry, nervous, tense, and
jittery.
N2 –Angry Hostility
Easygoing, Slow to Anger
Readiness
to
Experience
Anger;
Disagreeable, frustrated, bitter
N3 –Depression
Rarely
experience
depressive Guilt,
emotions
sadness,
hopelessness,
loneliness; Easily discouraged, often
dejected
N4 – Self-Consciousness
Less disturbed by awkward social Uncomfortable
situations
around
others;
Shame, embarrassment, sensitive to
ridicule,
prone
to
feelings
of
inferiority, shyness, social anxiety
N5 - Impulsiveness
High tolerance for frustration; Easy Inability to control cravings and
to resist temptation
urges; Desires so strong that they
cannot be resisted
N6 - Vulnerability
Capable of handling themselves in Vulnerability to stress; Unable to
difficult situations
cope
with
stress,
becoming
dependent, hopeless or panicked
when facing emergency situations
EXTRAVERSION SCALES
E1 – Warmth
More formal, reserved and distant Affectionate, Friendly; Generally like
in manner; Neither hostile nor people
necessarily lacking in compassion
E2 - Gregariousness
easily
form
close
attachments to others.
Loners who do not seek – or even Enjoy the company of others, the
actively avoid- social stimulation
E3 - Assertiveness
and
more the merrier
Prefer to keep in the background Dominant,
and let others do the talking
forceful,
and
socially
ascendant; Speak without hesitation
and often become group leaders.
E4 – Activity
Leisurely, relaxed in tempo
Rapid
tempo
and
vigorous
movement; Sense of energy, and a
need to keep busy. Lead fast-paced
lives.
E5 – Excitement-Seeking
Feel little need for thrills
Crave excitement and stimulation;
Like
bright
colors
and
noisy
environments
E6 – Positive Emotions
Less exuberant and high-spirited; Tendency to experience positive
Not necessarily unhappy.
emotions; Laugh easily and often.
Cheerful and optimistic.
OPENNESS SCALES
O1 – Fantasy
Keep their mind on the task at Open to fantasy; Have a vivid
hand; More straightforward.
imagination and an active fantasy
life. Daydream not only for escape
but to create an interesting inner
world.
O2 –Aesthetics
Relatively
insensitive
to
and Deep
uninterested in art and beauty.
appreciation
for
art
and
beauty; Moved by poetry, absorbed
in music, and intrigued by art.
Interest in the arts. Not necessarily
artistic ability.
O3 – Feelings
Have somewhat subdued feelings; Experience
deeper
and
more
Do not believe that feeling states differentiated emotional states; Feel
are of much importance.
happiness and unhappiness more
intensely than others.
O4 – Actions
Find change difficult, prefer to stick Prefer
to the ‘tried and true’
O5 – Ideas
Limited
curiosity;
novelty
and
variety
to
familiarity and routine
If
highly Enjoy philosophical arguments and
intelligent, narrowly focus their brain-teasers; Intellectually curious,
resources on limited topics
open-mindedness,
willingness
to
consider new, unconventional ideas.
O6 – Values
Accepting
of
authority,
honor Readiness
tradition; Generally conservative.
to
re-examine
social,
political and religious values.
AGREEABLENESS SCALES
A1- Trust
Tend to be cynical and skeptical; Believe that others are honest and
Can assume others are dishonest well-intentioned.
or dangerous.
A2 – Straight forwardness
Willing
through
to
manipulate
flattery,
others Frank, sincere and ingenuous.
craftiness
or
deception. May regard others as
naïve.
Guarded in expressing
feelings.
A3 – Altruism
More self-centered, reluctant to get Active concern for others’ welfare;
involved with others’ problems
Shown in generosity, consideration
of others, and a willingness to assist
others in need of help.
A4 – Compliance
Aggressive; Prefers to compete Defer to others; Inhibits aggression,
rather than co-operate, and has no tends to forgive and forget. Meek
reluctance to express anger when and mild.
necessary
A5 – Modesty
Believe they are superior; May be Humble
and
self-effacing,
not
considered conceited or arrogant necessarily lacking in self-confidence
by others.
A6 – Tender-Mindedness
More
and self-esteem
hard-headed,
consider Moved by others’ needs; Emphasize
themselves realists; Less moved by the human side of social politics
appeals to pity, make decisions
based on cold logic.
CONSCIENTIOUSNESS SCALES
C1 – Competence
Lower opinion of their abilities; Feel well prepared to deal with life;
Admit
that
they
unprepared and inept.
C2- Order
often Believe themselves to be capable,
sensible, prudent and effective.
Unable to get organized, less Neat, Tidy, Well Organized; Keep
methodical
C3 – Dutifulness
are
things in their proper places
More casual about principles; May Adhere strictly to ethical principles;
be somewhat undependable or Scrupulously
unreliable.
C4 - Achievement Striving
Not
driven
fulfil
their
moral
obligations
to
succeed; Have high aspiration levels and work
Lackadaisical, perhaps even lazy. hard to achieve their goals. Diligent,
Lack ambition and may seem purposeful and have a sense of
aimless, content with low levels of direction in life.
achievement.
C5 – Self-Discipline
Very High Score:
potentially workaholic.
Procrastinate, easily discouraged, Ability to motivate themselves to get
eager to quit.
the job done. Begin tasks and carry
them through to completions despite
boredom and other distractions.
C6 – Deliberation
Hasty, often speak or act without Cautious, deliberate, think carefully
considering the consequences. At before acting.
best, low scorers are spontaneous
and able to make snap decisions
when necessary.
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