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• הרבה דמיון ופחות מבנה: כנראה יש לך יותר רעיונות ממה שאתה מסיים. פתיחות קשורה ליצירתיות ומצפוניות לסיום משימות, ולכן מערכת או אדם שיעזרו לך להשלים את מה שהתחלת יכפילו את הכוח שלך.^[5][6]

עד כמה הממצאים האלה מוצקים?

הקשרים בין תכונות לתוצאות שמוזכרים כאן אמיתיים וניתנים לשחזור, אבל כל אחד מהם בינוני. מתאמים טיפוסיים הם r ≈ 0.10–0.30: התכונות משנות הסתברויות, הן לא קובעות את התוצאה. פרויקט שחזור גדול אישר כ־87% מהקשרים שנבדקו בין תכונות לתוצאות, בדרך כלל עם אפקטים קטנים במקצת מאלה שדווחו במקור.^[27] שורות בלי מקור הן המלצות מעשיות, לא ממצאי מחקר.

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