Identify from the following list of companies of teaching, those which are related to personality and attitude A. Managing B. Monitoring C. Locus of control D. Planning E. Self - efficacy Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Identify from the following list of companies of teaching, those which are related to personality and attitude A. Managing B. Monitoring C. Locus of control D. Planning E. Self - efficacy Choose the correct answer from the options given below: Correct Answer C and E only

Personality is typically inherent, It is what makes a person who he/she is. Attitude, on the other hand, describes a complex system of thoughts and emotions that can be changed or adapted by experience or knowledge.

Teachers' Personalities and attitudes can help or hurt student motivation, achievement, and well-being. Recent studies found that negative teacher attitudes can impair academic achievement and increase students' psychological disorders and physical symptoms of stress.

The five-factor model organizes personality traits using five categories and defines the differences in personality. These five factors include the dimensions of openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism.

  1. Openness: Individuals with the openness personality trait are individuals who are willing to try new things, open to different experiences, versatile, creative, susceptible to changes in the environment, imaginative and risk-taking individuals, and individuals with low openness personality traits are more conventional and individuals who prefer to practice the known instead of trying the new. 
  2. Conscientiousness: It was stated that individuals with high conscientiousness personality traits are characterized by attentive behavior, high self-discipline, and consistent in displaying similar behavior, and individuals with high conscientiousness personality traits are characterized by inattentive, unorganized, indecisive, and unreliable behavior. 
  3. Extraversion: It was stated that the individuals with high extraversion personality traits are social, energetic, optimistic, warm-blooded, amiable, and sociable individuals and those with low extraversion personality traits are lonely, independent individuals who act/demonstrate slow behavior. 
  4. Agreeableness: It was emphasized that individuals with high agreeableness personality traits are easygoing, friendly, charitable, compassionate, gentle, cooperative, and trustworthy, and individuals with low agreeableness personality traits exhibit skeptic, quarrelsome, contemptuous and competitive behavior. 
  5. Neuroticism: Individuals with high neuroticism personality traits are extremely scrupulous and anxious, pessimistic and experience negative emotions such as sadness, anger, and guilt more intensely, and individuals with low neurotic personality traits are those who are calm, agreeable individuals who are not prone to excessive and disagreeable reactions

Hartman and Betz (2007) stated that there was a significant correlation between personality traits of the individuals and career development/career behavior. It was emphasized that "conscientiousness" and "extraversion" were the most reliable indicators of career-based self-efficacy and locus of control.

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