Problem
Psychologists define personality as an individual's characteristic pattern of thinking, feeling, and acting. One source of discussion is whether personality is persistent throughout our lives or can circumstances influence it to change, you will have to defend stability or defend change in personality with examples from your own life.
A. Visit The Big Five Project - Personality Test (outofservice.com). and complete the Big 5 Factors personality assessment. Answer the 45 personality questions, as well as enter your sex and age...then click submit to see how your personality is assessed using the Big 5!
B. To begin your discussion, share your results for each of the 5 factors.
C. Evaluate whether or not you agree with the findings by providing specific examples from your life.
D. Using the results from the survey and additional personal examples from your life, take a stand on whether or not personality is stable throughout one's life or is subject to change.
E. Additionally, use terminology and evidence presented in the unit to support your point.