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What are the Big 5 Personality Traits?
Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Neuroticism.
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What does high Openness in personality indicate?
High Openness indicates a person is very creative, open to trying new things, and enjoys abstract concepts.
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How does Conscientiousness impact a person's behavior?
High Conscientiousness leads to preparing in advance, paying attention to detail, and enjoying a set schedule.
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What characteristics are associated with high Extraversion?
Enjoying being the center of attention, starting conversations, and feeling energized by social interactions.
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What does high Agreeableness suggest about a person?
High Agreeableness indicates a great deal of interest in others, empathy, and a desire to help.
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What is a sign of high Neuroticism in personality?
Experiencing a lot of stress and getting upset easily.
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What does the acronym OCEAN stand for in personality traits?
Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Neuroticism.
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What type of traits are considered positive personality traits?
Traits like adaptability, ambition, and kindness.
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What negative traits might hinder a person in relationships?
Aggressiveness, arrogance, and selfishness.
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What factors influence personality traits?
Both biological and environmental influences play a role.
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Why is consent important in relationships?
Consent ensures that both partners clearly agree to engage in sexual activity.
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What are some signs of a healthy relationship?
Trust, honesty, independence, respect, and kind communication.
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How can neuroticism affect relationships?
It influences emotional stability, with conflicts arising if both partners have very similar or very different neuroticism levels.
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What defines an unhealthy relationship?
Signs include manipulation, possessiveness, and belittling behavior.
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What should one do if feeling guilty about setting boundaries?
Recognize it as a red flag; prioritize your comfort and happiness.
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What is one key communication strategy for healthy relationships?
Ask open-ended questions to encourage deeper conversation.
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What should you do to maintain a balanced relationship?
Regularly check in with your partner to ensure ongoing consent and understanding.
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What can happen if a person sexts without consent?
They may face embarrassment and legal trouble, especially if minors are involved.
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Who can you reach out to for help with relationship issues?
School counselors, trustworthy friends, therapists, or hotlines.