Question

For Personality Theory and the Five Factor Model Create three insightful questions based on the readings that your audience may also be wondering, and provide responses from the research you have reviewed in relation to this topic.

Answer 1

• Can personality scales be translated and used for cross-culture research accurate across the board? The answer is, the mere fact that personality scales has been used in a crosscultural study is not sufficient evidence that personality domains measures are equivalent in all culture
• Why are extraversion and neuroticism best traits that describes behavior variances? What culture is high in extraversion? According to the reading, extraversion refers to the degree to which an individual understands and gain confident emotionally, person is outgoing, communicative, and friendly or afraid, withdrawn, and avoids interaction. Neuroticism is more directed to individual emotional stability. Culture that has high extraversion are Australians, Americans, and New Zealanders
• Why do lines of research challenge if the Five factor model are enough to understand personality organization and culture? I believe one reason for the five factor being challenge whether it is enough because the Five factor model was primarily created in the United States, by American researchers and critical measurement factors are missing that were not intended to be measured.