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The IPIP-NEO-120 (Maples, Guan, Carter, & Miller, in press)The following pages contain phrases describing people's behaviors. Please use the rating scale next to each phrase to describe how accurately each statement describes you. Describe yourself as you generally are now, not as you wish to be in the future. Describe yourself as you honestly see yourself, in relation to other people you know of the same sex as you are, and roughly your same age. So that you can describe yourself in an honest manner, your responses will be kept in absolute confidence. Please read each statement carefully, and then click the circle that corresponds to the accuracy of the statement. Please read each item carefully and circle the one answer that best corresponds to your agreement or disagreement. If you the statement is very inaccurate circle 1, if it is moderately inaccurate circle 2, if it is neither accurate nor inaccurate circle 3, if it is moderately accurate circle 4, and if it is very accurate circle 5. Disagree StronglyDisagree a littleNeither agree nor disagreeAgree a littleStrongly agree12345Worry about things.12345Make friends easily.12345Have a vivid imagination.12345Trust others.12345Complete tasks successfully12345Get angry easily12345Love large parties. 12345See beauty in things that others might not notice 12345Use flattery to get ahead.12345Like order. 12345Often feel blue. 12345Take charge. 12345Experience my emotions intensely. 12345Make people feel welcome. 12345Keep my promises. 12345Find it difficult to approach others. 12345Am always busy. 12345Prefer to stick with things that I know. 12345Love a good fight. 12345Work hard. 12345Often eat too much. 12345Love excitement. 12345Am not interested in abstract ideas. 12345Believe that I am better than others. 12345Start tasks right away. 12345Feel that I’m unable to deal with things. 12345Radiate joy. 12345Tend to vote for liberal political candidates. 12345Sympathize with the homeless. 12345Jump into things without thinking. 12345Fear for the worst. 12345Warm up quickly to others. 12345Enjoy wild flights of fantasy. 12345Believe that others have good intentions. 12345Excel in what I do. 12345Get irritated easily. 12345Talk to a lot of different people at parties. 12345Do not like art. 12345Know how to get around the rules. 12345Like to tidy up. 12345Dislike myself. 12345Try to lead others. 12345Seldom get emotional. 12345Love to help others. 12345Tell the truth. 12345Am easily intimidated. 12345Am always on the go. 12345Dislike changes. 12345Yell at people. 12345Do more than what’s expected of me. 12345Go on binges. 12345Seek adventure. 12345Avoid philosophical discussions. 12345Think highly of myself. 12345Find it difficult to get down to work. 12345Remain calm under pressure. 12345Have a lot of fun. 12345Believe in one true religion. 12345Feel sympathy for those who are worse off than myself. 12345Make rash decisions. 12345Am afraid of many things. 12345Feel comfortable around people. 12345Love to daydream. 12345Trust what people say. 12345Handle tasks smoothly. 12345Lose my temper. 12345Don’t like crowded events. 12345Do not like poetry. 12345Cheat to get ahead. 12345Leave a mess in my room. 12345Am often down in the dumps. 12345Take control of things. 12345Am not easily affected by my emotions. 12345Am concerned about others. 12345Break my promises. 12345Am not embarrassed easily. 12345Do a lot in my spare time. 12345Don’t like the idea of change. 12345Insult people. 12345Set high standards for myself and others. 12345Rarely overindulge. 12345Love action.12345Have difficulty understanding abstract ideas. 12345Have a high opinion of myself. 12345Need a push to get started. 12345Know how to cope. 12345Love life. 12345Tend to vote for conservative political candidates. 12345Suffer from others’ sorrows. 12345Rush into things. 12345Get stressed out easily. 12345Act comfortably with others. 12345Like to get lost in thought. 12345Distrust people. 12345Know how to get things done. 12345Rarely get irritated. 12345Avoid crowds. 12345Do not enjoy going to art museums. 12345Take advantage of others. 12345Leave my belongings around. 12345 Have a low opinion of myself. 12345Wait for others to lead the way. 12345Experience very few emotional highs and lows. 12345Turn my back on others. 12345Get others to do my duties. 12345Am able to stand up for myself. 12345Can manage many things at the same time. 12345Am attached to conventional ways. 12345Get back at others. 12345Am not highly motivated to succeed. 12345Am able to control my cravings. 12345Enjoy being reckless. 12345Am not interested in theoretical discussions. 12345Make myself the center of attention. 12345Have difficulty starting tasks. 12345Am calm even in tense situations. 12345Laugh aloud. 12345Like to stand during the national anthem. 12345Am not interested in other people’s problems. 12345Act without thinking. 12345Scoring Key: N1: Anxiety:1, 31, 61, 91N2: Anger: 6, 36, 66, 96RN3: Depression: 11, 41, 71, 101N4: Self-consciousness: 16, 46, 76R, 106RN5: Immoderation: 21, 51, 81R, 111RN6: Vulnerability: 26, 56R, 86R, 116RE1: Friendliness: 2, 32, 62, 92E2: Gregariousness: 7, 37, 67R, 97RE3: Assertiveness: 12, 42, 72, 102RE4: Activity Level: 17, 47, 77, 107E5: Excitement Seeking: 22, 52, 82, 112E6: Cheerfulness: 27, 57, 87, 117O1: Imagination: 3, 33, 63, 93O2: Artistic Interests: 8, 38R, 68R, 98RO3: Emotionality: 13, 43R, 73R, 103RO4: Adventurousness: 18R, 48R, 78R, 108RO5: Intellect: 23R, 53R, 83R, 113RO6: Liberalism: 28, 58R, 88R, 118RA1: Trust: 4, 34, 64, 94RA2: Morality: 9R, 39R, 69R, 99RA3: Altruism: 14, 44, 74, 104RA4: Cooperation: 19R, 49R, 79R, 109RA5: Modesty: 24R, 54R, 84R, 114RA6: Sympathy: 29, 59, 89, 119RC1: Self Efficacy: 5, 35, 65, 95C2: Orderliness: 10, 40, 70R, 100RC3: Dutifulness: 15, 45, 75R, 105RC4: Achievement Striving: 20, 50, 80, 110RC5: Self Discipline: 25, 55R, 85R, 115RC6: Cautiousness: 30R, 60R, 90R, 120RMaples, J. L., Guan, A., Carter, N., & Miller, J. D. (in press). A test of the International Personality Item Pool representation of the Revised NEO Personality Inventory and development of a 120-item IPIP-based measure of the Five-Factor Model. Psychological Assessment. ................
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