Date of Completion

2022

Document Type

Research Project

Degree Name

Grade 12

Keywords

big five personality traits model, personality traits, test anxiety, extraversion, conscientiousness, neuroticism, openness, agreeableness

Abstract

Studies have been conducted with regards to the association of certain personality traits with test anxiety of individuals. To further explore this field of study, this research paper aims to analyze the test anxiety levels when 379 randomly selected Senior High School students of the De La Salle Medical Health and Sciences Institute (DLSMHSI) are categorized according to the Big Five Personality Traits model, identifying their dominant personality profile, assessing their test anxiety levels, and determining the relationship between their test anxiety level and personalities. Soto and John’s Big Five Inventory 2 (BFI-2, 2017) measured the student's personality based on the Big Five model, whereas Nist and Diehl’s Test Anxiety Questionnaire (1990) determined mild or severe test anxiety. The results revealed that Agreeableness had the highest frequency, meanwhile Extraversion was the least frequent type. It was also found that agreeableness was the most dominant and Neuroticism was the least prominent personality profile. Data analysis showed that although not all are balanced, the students possibly experience a healthy level of stress and tension based on their test anxiety level as well. Moreover, with a p-value

First Advisor

Marc Jeffrey P. Sioco

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