The degree to which someone is calm, enthusiastic and secure (positive)or tense, nervous, depressed and insecure (negative)is described as which of the following Big Five personality traits?
A)extraversion
B)openness to experience
C)conscientiousness
D)agreeableness
E)emotional stability

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The degree to which someone is calm, enthusiastic and secure or tense, nervous, depressed and insecure is described as Emotional Stability. This trait is also known as Neuroticism, and it is one of the Big Five personality traits. People who score high in emotional stability are more calm, confident, and relaxed, while those who score low tend to be more anxious, irritable, and moody.

The Degree to Which Someone Is Calm, Enthusiastic and Secure