Agreeableness
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Sep 11, 2026
LIVESTREAM-Have you seen enough yet? 9.9.26
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65:25Jake FreemanGUEST
But with the, with the, the thing you said about the shaming, uh, conscientiousness is one of the greatest predictors for somebody to be successful.
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65:35Jake FreemanGUEST
Agreeableness also helps.
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65:38Jake FreemanGUEST
But when you have women who typically tend to be pretty conscientious and pretty agreeable as a species, when you get a group of them together and, uh, e- especially on social media, perhaps not as much, uh, you know, together in real life, 'cause they'll be more real, but on social media, it's easy for women to start feeling left out or isolated, which is a scary feeling for women more so than men.
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66:05Jake FreemanGUEST
High testosterone you tend to have the wind in your hair and sun in your face.
Find the perfect career for you! 🚀 A People School Workshop Highlight
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7:44Vanessa Van EdwardsHOST
Low plant operators, car, taxi, and van drivers and manufacturing laborers.
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7:49Vanessa Van EdwardsHOST
Agreeableness, the trickiest one of all the personality traits.
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7:52Vanessa Van EdwardsHOST
This is, do you default to yes or do you default to no? Folks who are high in agreeableness love teamwork.
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7:58Vanessa Van EdwardsHOST
They love collaboration and they tend to say, sure, whatever you think.
Is Your Personality Written in Your DNA?
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8:38speaker_1HOST
Well, there was one fascinating exception.
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8:40speaker_1HOST
Agreeableness was the odd one out.
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8:42speaker_0HOST
Really? How so?
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8:43speaker_1HOST
It wasn't particularly enriched in the prefrontal cortex, and overall, it exhibited much lower heritability and far less consistency across different geographical regions than the other four traits.
How to be less neurotic
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11:37Olga KhazanGUEST
You know, in the, in the modern world, it's all about learning how to live with uncertainty and accept that there is uncertainty in the world, um, you know, without letting it rule you basically, this, this fear of uncertainty.
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11:51Sean IllingHOST
What about agreeableness? Agreeableness sounds pretty agreeable.
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11:54Sean IllingHOST
I mean, who, nobody wants to be called disagreeable I don't think.
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11:58Sean IllingHOST
Um, but is agreeableness more complicated than that? I mean, you know, how much agreeableness is too much? When do we need to be a little disagreeable?
From Art Gallery Director to Behavioural Scientist: One Winding Path - Angela Bliss
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10:03Angela BlissGUEST
Openness, especially.
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10:06Angela BlissGUEST
Agreeableness also.
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10:07Angela BlissGUEST
So they were definitely attributes that mattered in this behavioural context.
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10:14Angela BlissGUEST
But so did things like, you know, the experience obviously of using computers in the past.
Can Tolerance Be Taught? The Psychology of Coexistence
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4:19Herman PoppleberryHOST
But here's where it gets counterintuitive.
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4:21Herman PoppleberryHOST
Agreeableness also correlates with tolerance, but mainly toward in-group members.
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4:26Herman PoppleberryHOST
Highly agreeable people are warm and cooperative with people they already identify with.
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4:31Herman PoppleberryHOST
That same agreeableness doesn't necessarily extend to outgroups.
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Personality Types _ Facts to Fall Asleep To _ No adverts
Aug 28 · 6 Mentions
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16:20speaker_5ADVERTISER
Any door, the right support.
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Agreeableness shapes conflict style from gentle repair to hard boundaries.
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16:32speaker_3NARRATOR
When tension rises, some people reach for connection first.
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16:37speaker_3NARRATOR
They soften their voice, look for common ground, and try to stitch the relationship back together before it tears.
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In a healthy group, kindness is returned.
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In an unhealthy group, it is harvested.
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23:34speaker_3NARRATOR
Agreeableness shines brightest when it is paired with self-respect, because then it becomes steady generosity rather than silent self-erasure.
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High neuroticism can sharpen vigilance, which can be useful in crises.
EP248: The Cost of Being Agreeable (And How to Stop Needing Everyone to Like You)
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17:04Meg EllisHOST
Kindness can disappoint someone and still remain kind.
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17:09Meg EllisHOST
Over-agreeableness has a much harder time doing those things because the goal isn't simply to care about the other person anymore.
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17:19Meg EllisHOST
The goal has quietly become maintaining their approval.
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17:24Meg EllisHOST
And that approval can become addictive, truly, because every time you keep the peace, there is immediate relief.
Mental and Moral Heredity in Royalty. A Statistical Study in History and Psychology-Frederick Adams Woods
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38:34Leon HarveyNARRATOR
The term morality is used in its widest meaning, and under this head are inclined all the qualities which may count as virtues.
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38:42Leon HarveyNARRATOR
Amiability and kindliness are included, so that only those who have received praise for many good qualities can appear in the higher grades.
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38:49Leon HarveyNARRATOR
The highest grade 10 is for those only who have been known as altruists or reformers who have devoted their lives to charity or other noble aims for the welfare of their country.
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38:59Leon HarveyNARRATOR
It has been the aim of the writer to take only the opinion of others, following the biographical dictionaries instead of histories as far as possible.
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Ep.579 ~ Do You Have the “Agreeableness” Personality Trait ~ Jordan B Peterson
Aug 19 · 3 Mentions
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0:00Jordan PetersonHOST
Agreeableness, conscientiousness, and openness.
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0:02Jordan PetersonHOST
We're gonna talk about agreeableness today.
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0:05Jordan PetersonHOST
Agreeableness is a very difficult personality dimension to understand, I think, partly because it's difficult to dissociate from neuroticism, and it, and as well from extroversion.
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0:16Jordan PetersonHOST
Because agreeable people like you, and so that kind of sounds like extroversion, and disagreeable people sound like they're hard to get along with, and they sort of are.
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0:26Jordan PetersonHOST
But people who are high in neuroticism are hard to get along with, too, and they tend to be volatile and irritable.
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1:39Jordan PetersonHOST
So the first question is, [clears throat] am not interested in other people's problems.
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1:45Jordan PetersonHOST
So if you are interested in other people's problems, that tilts you towards agreeableness, and I believe that's a...
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1:50Jordan PetersonHOST
Agreeableness is divided into compassion and politeness, which also sound like very positive things, right? Because everyone wants to be compassionate, and everyone wants to be com- polite.