The five-factor model was conceived after researchers noticed the similarities in the personality dimensions that had emerged across many studies, both within and between cultures.
Explanation:
The five factor model (FFM) explains the personality traits. FFM helps in analyzing the personality of a human based on clinical observations.
The five factor model is as follows:
i) Extraversion
ii) Agreeableness
iii) Conscientiousness
iv) Neuroticism
v) Openness to Experience
FFM was developed by Robert McCrae and Paul Costa. This factor helps in monitoring energetic and gregarious behaviors.
Researchers conducted many studies and found that there is similarity in the personality dimensions both within and between cultures. Following this, they proposed the five factor model.
