Core Nodes & Trait Zones

Categorization of Attributes into Core Nodes and Trait Zones

Core Nodes and Trait Zones with Definitions

Category

Subcategory

Traits/Attributes

Definitions

Core Nodes

Big Five Personality Traits

Extraversion, Openness, Conscientiousness, Neuroticism, Agreeableness

Broad, stable traits that define overall personality dimensions and form the foundation of behavior.

Cognitive and Emotional Anchors

Analytical Thinking, Cognitive Processes, Sentiment (Goodfeel, Badfeel, Ambifeel), Self Focus, External Focus

Traits that anchor cognitive and emotional functioning, providing a stable base for trait interactions.

Structural Attributes

Stability, Structure

Foundational characteristics representing consistency and order in behavior and decision-making.

Trait Zones

Extraversion Zone

Active, Assertive, Cheerful, Energetic, Friendly, Sociable

Traits reflecting energy levels, social engagement, and outward-oriented personality tendencies.

Openness Zone

Adventurous, Artistic, Emotionally Aware, Imaginative, Intellectual, Liberal

Traits representing curiosity, creativity, and openness to new ideas and experiences.

Conscientiousness Zone

Ambitious, Cautious, Disciplined, Dutiful, Organized, Self Assured

Traits related to self-discipline, organization, and goal-directed behavior.

Neuroticism Zone

Aggressive, Anxiety Prone, Impulsive, Melancholy, Self Conscious, Stress Prone

Traits capturing emotional reactivity, vulnerability to stress, and sensitivity to negative stimuli.

Agreeableness Zone

Cooperative, Empathetic, Genuine, Generous, Humble, Trusting

Traits that emphasize social harmony, empathy, and positive interpersonal relationships.

Social Interaction Zone

Affiliation, Inward Focus, Outward Focus, Authentic, Negations, Clout

Traits defining social behavior, engagement dynamics, and authenticity in interactions.

Achievement and Risk Zone

Affiliation, Achievement, Risk Seeking, Risk Aversion, Power, Reward

Traits influencing decision-making, risk tolerance, and goal-oriented behaviors.

Cognitive Detail Zone

Causation, Certainty, Comparisons, Differentiation, Discrepancies, Insight, Tentative

Traits linked to logical reasoning, problem-solving, and analytical detail orientation.

Temporal Focus Zone

Focus Past, Focus Present, Focus Future

Traits reflecting an individual's orientation toward past, present, or future events.

Emotional Expression Zone

Emotionality, Non Emotion, Admiration, Amusement, Excitement, Gratitude, Joy, Affection, Anger, Boredom, Disgust, Fear, Sadness, Calmness

Traits related to emotional tendencies, expressions, and affective responses to stimuli.

Behavioral Drivers Zone

Challenge, Closeness, Curiosity, Excitement, Harmony, Ideal, Liberty, Love, Practicality, Self Expression

Traits representing intrinsic motivation and behavioral tendencies driving personal actions.

Technical Skills Zone

Technical Problem Solving, Technical Critical Thinking, Technical Analytical Thinking, Technical Creativity, Technical Skills Acquisition, Technical Learning Abilities, Technical Adaptability, Technical Growth Mindset, Technical Tools and Technologies, Technical Proficiency, Technical Certifications, Technical Certification Skills, Domain Certification Level

Traits defining technical competencies, learning adaptability, and domain-specific expertise.


Explanation

  1. Core Nodes: Represent the fundamental personality and cognitive dimensions that remain stable across contexts and form the backbone of talent assessment.

  2. Trait Zones: Groupings of related situational and operational traits, offering granular insights based on specific behaviors and skills.

  3. Definitions: Each category includes an explanation for clarity and understanding, making the framework easy to interpret and apply in research or practical settings.


Original Attributes:

  1. Extraversion: Active, Assertive, Cheerful, Energetic, Friendly, Sociable.

  2. Openness: Adventurous, Artistic, Emotionally Aware, Imaginative, Intellectual, Liberal.

  3. Conscientiousness: Ambitious, Cautious, Disciplined, Dutiful, Organized, Self Assured.

  4. Neuroticism: Aggressive, Anxiety Prone, Impulsive, Melancholy, Self Conscious, Stress Prone.

  5. Agreeableness: Cooperative, Empathetic, Genuine, Generous, Humble, Trusting.

  6. Social: Affiliation, Inward Focus, Outward Focus, Authentic, Negations, Clout.

  7. Achievement and Risk: Affiliation, Achievement, Risk Seeking, Risk Aversion, Power, Reward.

  8. Cognitive Processes: Analytical Thinking, Causation, Certainty, Comparisons, Differentiation, Discrepancies, Insight, Tentative.

  9. Temporal Focus: Focus Past, Focus Present, Focus Future.

  10. Sentiment: Goodfeel, Badfeel, Emotionality, Non Emotion, Ambifeel.

  11. Emotions: Admiration, Amusement, Excitement, Gratitude, Joy, Affection, Anger, Boredom, Disgust, Fear, Sadness, Calmness.

  12. Behavioral Drivers: Challenge, Closeness, Curiosity, Excitement, Harmony, Ideal, Liberty, Love, Practicality, Self Expression.

  13. Technical Skills: Technical Problem Solving, Technical Critical Thinking, Technical Analytical Thinking, Technical Creativity, Technical Skills Acquisition, Technical Learning Abilities, Technical Adaptability, Technical Growth Mindset, Technical Tools and Technologies, Technical Proficiency, Technical Certifications, Technical Certification Skills, Domain Certification Level.

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