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Openness describes receptiveness to ideas, imagination, aesthetics, and varied experience.

Conscientiousness describes organization, persistence, deliberation, and follow-through.

Extraversion describes social energy, positive engagement, and outward activity.

Agreeableness describes trust, consideration, cooperation, and concern for others.

Neuroticism describes sensitivity to stress and the frequency of difficult emotions.

Artistic interests concern appreciation of beauty, art, music, and design.

Emotionality concerns awareness of and openness to one's own feelings.

Adventurousness concerns willingness to try unfamiliar activities and change routines.

Intellect concerns enjoyment of complex ideas, debate, and abstract thought.

Liberalism concerns readiness to reconsider conventions, rules, and inherited values.

Self-efficacy concerns confidence in managing tasks and reaching intended outcomes.

Orderliness concerns preference for structure, planning, and organized surroundings.

Dutifulness concerns commitment to obligations, rules, and promises.

Achievement-striving concerns setting demanding goals and working hard toward them.

Self-discipline concerns starting and finishing tasks despite boredom or distraction.

Cautiousness concerns considering consequences before deciding or acting.

Friendliness concerns warmth, approachability, and interest in close social contact.

Gregariousness concerns preference for company, groups, and frequent social contact.

Assertiveness concerns willingness to speak up, lead, and influence a group.

Activity level concerns pace, busyness, and preference for an energetic schedule.

Excitement-seeking concerns appetite for stimulation, novelty, and intense experience.

Cheerfulness concerns the frequency of enthusiasm, joy, and positive emotion.

Trust concerns expecting other people to be generally honest and well-intentioned.

Morality concerns straightforward dealing rather than manipulation or concealment.

Altruism concerns willingness to spend time or effort helping other people.

Cooperation concerns preference for compromise over confrontation during conflict.

Modesty concerns reluctance to claim superiority or seek special recognition.

Sympathy concerns responsiveness to suffering and concern for people in need.

Anxiety concerns anticipation of danger, worry, and physiological tension.

Anger concerns how readily frustration develops into irritation or resentment.

Depression concerns proneness to sadness, discouragement, and reduced hope.

Self-consciousness concerns discomfort with scrutiny and fear of social embarrassment.

Immoderation concerns the strength of urges and difficulty delaying immediate rewards.

Vulnerability concerns feeling overwhelmed or less effective when pressure rises.