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There is a great cartoon<\/a> illustrating the fact that a complete view of a person from the perspective of the Big Five model requires taking all five dimensions into account, not just one. It shows the foreman of a jury delivering the following verdict: “We find the defendant guilty on all charges, Your Honor. On the positive side, we really liked his openness and energy.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

There is a great cartoon illustrating the fact that a complete view of a person from the perspective of the Big Five model requires taking all five dimensions into account, not just one. 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