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Andy Dufresne and the BIG 5

Andy Dufresne and the BIG 5. Component 1. Component 1: describe the movie and the specific scenes which you analyzed. Andy is jailed for murdering his wife. Component 2: The Big Five Model of Personality. Extraversion. Conscientiousness. Neuroticism. Openness to Experience. Agreeableness.

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Andy Dufresne and the BIG 5

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  1. Andy Dufresne and the BIG 5

  2. Component 1 • Component 1:describe the movie and the specific scenes which you analyzed. • Andy is jailed for murdering his wife.

  3. Component 2: The Big Five Model of Personality Extraversion Conscientiousness Neuroticism Openness to Experience Agreeableness

  4. Extraverts Introverts Extraversion (Positive Affectivity) • Personality trait that predisposes individuals to experience positive emotional states and feel good about themselves and the world around them

  5. A Measure of Extraversion • It is easy for me to become enthusiastic about things I am doing. • I often feel happy and satisfied for no particular reason. • I live a very interesting life. • Every day I do some things that are fun. • I usually find ways to liven up my day. • Most days I have moments of real fun or joy.

  6. Andy was …. • Experiencing a positive state. Saw things in a positive angle • Beer on the roof

  7. High Low Neuroticism (Negative Affectivity) • Personality trait that reflects people’s tendency to experience negative emotional states, feel distressed, and generally view themselves and the world around them negatively

  8. Figure 2.6 A Measure of Neuroticism • I often find myself worrying about something. • My feelings are hurt rather easily. • Often I get irritated at little annoyances. • I suffer from nervousness. • My mood often goes up and down. • I sometimes feel “just miserable” for no good reason.

  9. Andy was • Low on Neuroticism

  10. High Low Agreeableness • Personality trait that captures the distinction between individuals who get along well with other people and those who do not

  11. Figure 2.7 Measures of Agreeableness How accurately does each statement describe you? • I am interested in people. • I am not really interested in others.* • I sympathize with others’ feelings. • I insult people.* • I have a soft heart. • I am not interested in other people’s problems.*

  12. High Low Conscientiousness • Personality trait that describes the extent to which an individual is careful, scrupulous, and persevering

  13. Figure 2.7 Measures of Conscientiousness How accurately does each statement describe you? • I am always prepared. • I leave my belongings around.* • I pay attention to details. • I make a mess of things.* • I get chores done right away. • I often forget to put things back in their proper place.*

  14. Openness to Experience • Personality trait that captures the extent to which an individual is • original, • open to a wide variety of stimuli, • has broad interests, and is • willing to take risks as opposed to being narrow-minded and cautious

  15. Figure 2.7 Measures of Openness to Experience How accurately does each statement describe you? • I have a rich vocabulary. • I have difficulty understanding abstract ideas.* • I have a vivid imagination. • I am not interested in abstract ideas.* • I have excellent ideas. • I do not have a good imagination.*

  16. Component 3 • Speculate how this model can be used to develop strategies so as to improve the situation. • He appeared cold (silver spoon) that he had to pay a price for

  17. Component 4 • This theory fails to take situation in to account. • Extreme situations can change personality.

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