Traits In The Domain Of Honesty-Humility

Traits in the domain of Honesty-Humility describe sincerity, fairness, greed-avoidance and modesty (by Lee & Ashton, 2004, 2005). Low scorers are sly and manipulate people to get what they want, are pretentious in a sense of high self-importance and are greedy as they want to achieve material gain. High scorers are sincere and especially avoid manipulating others for self-interest, are fair and modest as they do not reach for wealth or a high social status. Your score of 54, 5 suggest you to be average on the trait of honesty-humility, which only differs slightly from the proposed high score of 58, 53 from the other-rating scale. Regarding interpersonal contact, you are not likely to take advantage of other people or manipulate them and thus,

Low scorers do not appreciate nature or art and are in general uncreative and unimaginative. Also their interest in seeking out information about the human world and acceptance of nonconforming people is low. On the opposite, high scorers do appreciate art and are creative and imaginative. They have huge interest in the natural world and are receptive to unconventional ideas. Across the facets in this domain, you describe yourself as being average with a score of 51, 5. You are unconventional and some of your beliefs are far from being usual. Thus, you enjoy discussing about them in philosophical ways and you like hearing the views of others. In everyday life and concerning job perspectives, doing things according to a routine gives you a feeling of security and consistency, but you sometimes you like to seek out new opportunities to experience yourself. You can sometimes be creative and imaginative in your doing. Interestingly, there is a huge difference in your self-view and that of your other-rater which indicates a very low scale of 29, 62. This might depend on the fact that you do not spend too much time with your sister, except for at home and on family occasions. Especially the last two years, were you made a huge step in your personal development, your sister was not at home to follow this important phase of your life. Here, it would be really interesting to see how your parents or close friends rate you since they see how you behave in many situations important to describe your openness to