From: Who do you think you are? - Personality in eating disordered patients
Dimensions | Facet scales | Label | Definition |
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Neuroticism | Anxiety | N1 | Proneness to worry and rumination. |
Angry Hostility | N2 | The readiness to experience frustration, anger and bitterness. | |
Depression | N3 | The tendency for guilt, sadness, loneliness and hopelessness. | |
Self-Consciousness | N4 | Sensitivity in social situations, such as ridicule, rejection or awkwardness. | |
Impulsiveness | N5 | The ability to tolerate frustration and to control urges, cravings, and desires. | |
Vulnerability | N6 | The ability to cope with stress. | |
Extraversion | Warmth | E1 | The degree of displayed affection and closeness in relationships. |
Gregariousness | E2 | The tendency to seek the company of others. | |
Assertiveness | E3 | The degree of dominance in social interaction. | |
Activity | E4 | The level of energy and activity in daily life. | |
Excitement-Seeking | E5 | The need for thrills and intense stimulation. | |
Positive Emotions | E6 | The tendency to be happy, excited and cheerful. | |
Openness to experience | Fantasy | O1 | Proneness to imagination, day-dreaming, and creating. |
Aesthetics | O2 | Appreciation for beauty in e.g. art, music, poetry or nature. | |
Feelings | O3 | Receptivity to and intensity of experienced emotions. | |
Actions | O4 | The tendency to choose novelty over the familiar. | |
Ideas | O5 | The degree of interest and curiosity in entertaining new thoughts and ideas. | |
Values | O6 | The willingness to re-evaluate norms and values. | |
Agreeableness | Trust | A1 | The general level of wariness or suspicion in contact with other people. |
Straightforwardness | A2 | Degree of sincerity vs shrewdness. | |
Altruism | A3 | Active concern for the well-being of others. | |
Compliance | A4 | Inhibiting vs expressing aggression towards others in conflict. | |
Modesty | A5 | Degree of humility vs arrogance. | |
Tender-Mindedness | A6 | Propensity to empathize with others. | |
Conscientiousness | Competence | C1 | Belief in one’s own capacity to handle life’s many challenges. |
Order | C2 | Degree of neatness and orderliness. | |
Dutifulness | C3 | How strongly ethical principles guide action. | |
Achievement Striving | C4 | Aspiration-level, the willingness to work towards goals. | |
Self-Discipline | C5 | The ability to follow through on tasks despite boredom. | |
Deliberation | C6 | How well one thinks things through before taking action. |