Big 5
Five dominant traits
The Big 5 refers to five personality traits that psychologists use to describe human personality: openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism.
The model dominates personality research and assessment: The job screening included a Big 5 inventory.
In African safari contexts, the Big Five are the lion, leopard, rhinoceros, elephant, and Cape buffalo—historically the most dangerous animals to hunt on foot.
- personalityCharacteristic mental patterns
- personality testMeasures individual character traits
- traitsDistinguishing personal features
- safariWildlife observation journey
- game reserveProtected habitat for animals
South African · lion · elephant · leopard · rhino · buffalo · psychology · openness · conscientiousness · extraversion · agreeableness · neuroticism · wildlife · wild animals · savanna · game · hunting · assessment
- RetailersWalmart, Costco, Kmart, Meijer, JCPenney
- Sports StoresDick's Sporting Goods, pro shop, ski shop, team store
Big 5DSM-5
Psychiatric diagnosis guidebook
psychiatric diagnosis · clinical diagnosis · clinical assessment · medical diagnosis
- big dealImportant matter or occurrence
- big toeInnermost foot digit
- big sisterOlder female sibling
- no big dealInconsequential matter
- big pictureOverall perspective on things
- big daySignificant scheduled occasion