Agreeableness
Definition
Agreeableness is another one of the five personality traits in the Big Five model. It reflects how cooperative, kind-hearted or antagonistic someone can be towards others.
Analogy
Consider agreeableness as being like a team player in sports. The more agreeable you are, the better you cooperate with your teammates and contribute positively to achieving common goals.
Related terms
Conscientiousness: Another trait from the Big Five model. It refers to how organized, responsible, and dependable someone is.
Empathy: The ability to understand and share the feelings of others.
Social Behavior: How individuals act and interact in a social setting.
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