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The theory of the Big Five personality traits claims that we can describe ourselves with five main characteristics.
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Open, Conscientious, Extrovert, Agreeable, Neurotic.
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Each of us varies in how much of each trait is shown in our personality.
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In order to understand what each trait really means, let's look at these five characters and how they cope after they wreck their boat
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and are stranded on an island in the middle of the ocean.
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Open Odelia is excited and interested in exploring this beautiful island.
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The exotic nature inspires her.
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She has collected stones, shells and blossoms to decorate the entrance of the bamboo hut that she built for everyone.
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She feels this is an opportunity to learn so many new things.
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Claire is conscientious.
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She is not excited.
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She is concerned about the seriousness of the situation.
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She is glad she saved the survival kit from their ship.
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As usual, she is prepared and starts the crucial tasks right away.
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She feels that it is her duty to organize everyone
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and make sure that they will start looking for the things they need for survival, fresh water and food.
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Extrovert Emil is thrilled because they all survived.
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He feels a strong need to talk and share his happiness.
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He gathers everyone to celebrate their survival and to tell them about his plan to explore the island together.
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Agreeable Albert is kind by nature, and despite being tired and thirsty, his main concern is Nora.
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He offers her a drink from his coconut.
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The others know that he usually agrees to everything and are not shy to ask for his help.
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Nora is neurotic and easily stressed.
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She has a total breakdown.
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She sits down on the beach and cries.
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How are they ever going to get away from this island?
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To her, the ocean around them looks endless.
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Nature looks dark and dangerous.
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She feels completely lost.
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After eight weeks, two ships appear on the horizon.
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Everyone gets excited.
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Emil has the idea to make a fire.
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He calls the others to help.
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Claire immediately starts to work.
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Albert brings more wood.
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Odelia is holding up her beautifully arranged SOS sign, while Nora screams desperately for help.
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Little do they know who is sailing on these ships.
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The first ship carries a group of psychologists who have been traveling the ocean since the 1980s.
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They are investigating the Big Five personality traits, which is also known as the Five Factor or Ocean model.
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The captain, Louis Goldberg, coined the term Big Five.
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He is thrilled when he sees the five friends at the beach, each one matching exactly one trait.
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Open, conscientious, extrovert, agreeable, neurotic.
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Though he decides not to stop the boat.
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As a scientist, he prefers to watch from afar.
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On the other ship are five pirates, all possessing the exact opposite traits of our friends.
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Let's see if you can recognize them.
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Pirate 1 is emotionally stable and very relaxed.
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When she sees the survivors on the beach, she says, We could help them.
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Pirate 2 immediately gets angry with her.
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He is not listening to anyone
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and is not willing to change his plans in order to help some strangers on an island.
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Pirate 3 thinks this is a complex situation.
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He thinks that all possible outcomes need to be considered.
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He feels the need to be alone and think.
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Pirate 4 doesn't care.
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He's busy looking for the keys to his treasure chest, which he's lost again.
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The captain is not open to any new experiences.
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He ends all discussions when he says, our boat won't stop.
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What do you think about the Big Five?
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Do you recognize your own personality in some of the traits?
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Or do you think this theory is flawed as we cannot describe an entire personality in five parameters?
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If you watch this in class and you are not sure which traits you have, pick a friend and describe each other.
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Many of us are bad at describing ourselves, so an outside perspective is often helpful.
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주요 어휘 및 구문

  • 오픈 (Open): 새로운 경험을 즐기고 탐구하는 성향
  • 양심적 (Conscientious): 책임감이 강하고 세심한 사람
  • 외향적 (Extravert): 사람들과 어울리는 것을 좋아하고 활발한 성격
  • 합리적 (Agreeable): 타인의 요구를 수용하고 친절한 사람
  • 신경증적 (Neurotic): 스트레스를 잘 받고 불안한 성격
  • 생존 키트 (Survival kit): 위급 상황에서 필요한 도구와 자원
  • SNS 사인 (SOS sign): 구조 요청의 신호

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문형영상 속 표현
수동태 be + 과거분사 — 누가 하는지보다 무슨 일이 일어나는지에 초점is shown · are stranded · is also known
현재진행 am/is/are + -ing — 지금 또는 요즘 일어나고 있는 일is holding · is sailing · are investigating
“will” 미래 will + 동사 — 결정, 약속 또는 예측will start · won't stop

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