In the five-factor model of personality, the dimension that measures whether you are a friendly, nurturant, and caring person or if you are cold, indifferent, suspicious, and self-centered is called
A)neuroticism.
B)openness to experience.
C)agreeableness.
D)extroversion.

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Agreeableness in the five-factor model of personality (also known as the Big Five) refers to the dimension that assesses the extent to which a person is cooperative, warm, and friendly versus antagonistic, cold, and unfriendly. This dimension captures the qualities of being kind, empathetic, and helpful towards others, contrasting with being more self-centered and suspicious.

In the Five-Factor Model of Personality, the Dimension That Measures