So someone who scores high on neuroticism should take advice from other neurotics? Hmmm.
Or, don't take life advice from people who have a completely different profile of Big Five personality traits then you do. https://twitter.com/razibkhan/status/830685633928650753 …
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I think so, yes. They'll have learned how to manage it, one hopes.
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@primalpoly generalizing: don’t take advice from someone you wouldn’t be happy becoming like.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I'd guess that low C people benefit from taking "pay your bills on time" and "show up for meetings" advice from high C peers.
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Musing: Do high conscientiousness kids rebel against parents too? As much? Or does it depends on the parent I wonder.
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the big five itself is one such bias limiting the general applicability of "insights". just read the damn philosophers to decide
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