The Five-Factor Model of Personality TABLE 10-3 Core Trait Manifestation Prefers to be in a large group rather than alone Talkative when with others Extroversion Bold Instability Moody Temperamental Touchy Agreeableness Sympathetic Kind to others Polite with others Openness to experience Imaginative Appreciative of art Finds novel solutions Conscientiousness Careful Precise Efficient

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