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**The Big Five Inventory** is a self-report inventory designed to measure the Big Five dimensions of personality. It consists of 44 short phrases relating to person’s own personality and responses have a five point scale, where 1 means disagree strongly and 5 agrees strongly. There is a total of 5 domains when scoring: 1. Extraversion (8 questions) 2. Agreeableness (9 questions) 3. Conscientiousness (9 questions) 4. Neuroticism (8 questions) 5. Openness (to experience) (10 questions) Each domain consists of specific questions, whose average create a scale score ranging from 1-5, which higher score corresponding to greater levels of that specific personality domain. **Big Five Questionnaire** (Paper: The Big Five Inventory: Versions 4a and 54, John et al. 1991) (New: Paradigm shift to the integrative Big Five trait taxonomy..., John et al. 2008)
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