SP 6

What is personality? 

• individual differences in characteristic patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving.

• group differences in characteristic patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving.

• individual differences in physical activity protocols.

• group differences within physical activity protocols.

What is personality? 

• individual differences in characteristic patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving.

• group differences in characteristic patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving.

• individual differences in physical activity protocols.

• group differences within physical activity protocols.

What is personality? 

• individual differences in characteristic patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving.

• group differences in characteristic patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving.

• individual differences in physical activity protocols.

• group differences within physical activity protocols.

The five-factor model postulates the five core personality traits of all people to be based on a bipolar spectrum model of:  

• extraversion/introversion, neuroticism/emotional stability, conscientiousness/undirectedness, openness/closedness, and agreeableness/antagonism.

• extraversion/ introversion, neuroticism/emotional stability, balanced/unbalanced, calm/wild and aggression

• openness/closedness, extraversion/ introversion, neuroticism/emotional stability, and emotional/unemotional

• agreeableness/antagonism, openness/closedness, neutral/unbiased, obedient/stubborn, and neuroticism/ emotional stability

The five-factor model postulates the five core personality traits of all people to be based on a bipolar spectrum model of:  

• extraversion/introversion, neuroticism/emotional stability, conscientiousness/undirectedness, openness/closedness, and agreeableness/antagonism.

• extraversion/ introversion, neuroticism/emotional stability, balanced/unbalanced, calm/wild and aggression

• openness/closedness, extraversion/ introversion, neuroticism/emotional stability, and emotional/unemotional

• agreeableness/antagonism, openness/closedness, neutral/unbiased, obedient/stubborn, and neuroticism/ emotional stability

The five-factor model postulates the five core personality traits of all people to be based on a bipolar spectrum model of:  

• extraversion/introversion, neuroticism/emotional stability, conscientiousness/undirectedness, openness/closedness, and agreeableness/antagonism.

• extraversion/ introversion, neuroticism/emotional stability, balanced/unbalanced, calm/wild and aggression

• openness/closedness, extraversion/ introversion, neuroticism/emotional stability, and emotional/unemotional

• agreeableness/antagonism, openness/closedness, neutral/unbiased, obedient/stubborn, and neuroticism/ emotional stability

Evidence suggests that the relationship between personality and physical activity is ____, meaning it can be predictive of changes in physical activity levels over decades.  

• bidirectional

• one-way

• significant

• non-existent

Evidence suggests that the relationship between personality and physical activity is ____, meaning it can be predictive of changes in physical activity levels over decades.  

• bidirectional

• one-way

• significant

• non-existent

Evidence suggests that the relationship between personality and physical activity is ____, meaning it can be predictive of changes in physical activity levels over decades.  

• bidirectional

• one-way

• significant

• non-existent

Research in genetic links between personality and physical activity has produced early results suggesting a connection between physical activity and ______.  

• Neuroticism/ Extraversion

• Openness/ Extraversion

• Neuroticism/ Aggression

• Agreeableness/ Neuroticism