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Trait Theories
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Janet is an older woman who is very involved in her community. Last year, she fell for a phone scam and lost a significant amount of her retirement. Based on this story, which big five personality trait is Janet likely high in?
A
Openness.
B
Neuroticism.
C
Extraversion.
D
Agreeableness.
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Understand the Big Five personality traits: Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism. Each trait represents a spectrum of behaviors and tendencies.
Agreeableness is characterized by traits such as trust, altruism, kindness, and a tendency to prioritize others' needs. People high in agreeableness are often cooperative and trusting, which can make them more susceptible to scams.
Analyze Janet's behavior in the scenario. She is described as being very involved in her community, which suggests a social and cooperative nature, aligning with high agreeableness.
Consider the context of the phone scam. Falling for a scam often involves trusting the scammer, which is a behavior associated with high agreeableness.
Conclude that Janet's high level of agreeableness likely contributed to her susceptibility to the phone scam, as this trait involves a trusting and altruistic nature.
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