Self Identity

___________ is like a special recipe that includes your likes, dislikes, the way you think, and how you act.

The two types of identity mentioned are

Case of the New Adventures: Jenny sees a flyer at school about a space camp where kids can learn about planets and even try a virtual rocket launch. She's never been to space camp before, but she's excited and signs up immediately. Is Jenny high or low in Openness?

Case of the Same Routine: Liam has a chance to go to a new art workshop, but he decides not to go because he prefers to do things that he already knows and likes, such as playing his usual video games after school. Is Liam high or low in Openness?

Case of the School Project: Kevin has a big school project due in two weeks. He plans his time, makes a list of what he needs to do, and works on it a little bit every day. He finishes his project with three days to spare. Would Kevin be high or low in Conscientiousness?

Case of the Messy Locker: Zoe has a locker full of papers, books, and other stuff from the beginning of the school year. She often forgets to bring her homework to class and usually starts her assignments the night before they're due. Would Zoe be high or low in Conscientiousness?

Case of the Quiet Weekend: Noah gets invited to two birthday parties on the same weekend. But he'd rather stay home and read his new book in the quiet of his room. He feels more relaxed when he's by himself than at a noisy party. Is Noah high or low in Extraversion?

Case of the Birthday Party: Alex is throwing a birthday party and invites his entire class. He spends the whole time chatting, laughing, and playing games with his friends. He says it was the best day ever because he got to be with so many people. Is Alex high or low in Extraversion?

Case of the New Kid in Class: Mia notices a new student in class who seems a bit shy. She goes over, introduces herself, shares her snacks, and invites the new kid to join her group for a class project. Would Mia be high or low in Agreeableness?

Case of Group Work: Emma is working on a group project, but she argues with her teammates about the best way to do things and insists on using her ideas without listening to others. She finds it hard to agree and cooperate with the group. Would Emma be high or low in Agreeableness?

Case of the Spilled Juice: Omar accidentally spills juice on his homework. Instead of getting upset, he calmly gets a cloth to clean up and then dries his homework with a hairdryer. He laughs about it and tells his mom it's like his math got a juice bath. Is Omar high or low in Neuroticism?

Case of the Rained-Out Picnic: Carlos plans a picnic, but when the day comes, it's raining. He gets really upset, worries the whole day is ruined, and doesn't know what to do instead. He feels like rain always spoils his plans. Is Carlos high or low in Neuroticism?