Mental Health Review

This personality trait describes how much you like being with other people

• Introvert/extrovert

• Agreeable/disagreeable

• conscientious/not conscientious

• emotionally stable/unstable

• open/not open to experiences

This personality trait describes how you relate to other people.

• Introvert/extrovert

• Agreeable/disagreeable

• conscientious/not conscientious

• emotionally stable/unstable

• open/not open to experiences

This personality trait describes how responsible and self-disciplined you are.

• Introvert/extrovert

• Agreeable/disagreeable

• conscientious/not conscientious

• emotionally stable/unstable

• open/not open to experiences

This personality trait describes your tendency to be relaxed, secure, and calm, even during difficult situations.

• Introvert/extrovert

• Agreeable/disagreeable

• conscientious/not conscientious

• emotionally stable/unstable

• open/not open to experiences

This personality trait describes your tendency to be curious, imaginative, and creative in new experiences.

• Introvert/extrovert

• Agreeable/disagreeable

• conscientious/not conscientious

• emotionally stable/unstable

• open/not open to experiences

In this stage of life, the individual learns skills they will use as an adult.

• school age

• adolescence

• young adulthood

• adulthood

• older adulthood

In this stage of life, the individual questions who they are and what they want to do with their life.

• school age

• adolescence

• young adulthood

• adulthood

• older adulthood

In this stage of life, the individual is establishing close bonds and relationships with others.

• school age

• adolescence

• young adulthood

• adulthood

• older adulthood

In this stage of life, the individual has a need to stay productive and creative in all parts of life, and gets satisfaction from helping younger people learn and grow.

• school age

• adolescence

• young adulthood

• adulthood

• older adulthood

In this stage of life, the individuals reflect on their lives. Some accept the choices they made while others regret opportunities they missed.

• school age

• adolescence

• young adulthood

• adulthood

• older adulthood