The PID-5 is basically an extreme, negative version of the Big Five. It consists of what five traits?

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The PID-5 consists of five extreme, negative personality traits: negative affectivity (tendency to experience negative emotions), detachment (lack of interest in social interactions), antagonism (tendency to be arrogant and hostile), disinhibition (lack of self-control), and psychoticism (tendency to have unusual beliefs and experiences). Choice B includes "positivity," which is not one of the traits included in the PID-5. Choice C includes "violence," which is not one of the traits included in the PID-5. Choice D includes "dependency," which is not one of the traits included in the PID-5.

The PID-5 Is Basically an Extreme, Negative Version of the Big