PSY 265 1st Edition Lecture 10Outline of Lecture 6I. Origin of Top 5 Traitsa. Lexical researchII. Differences In Traitsa. Gender differencesb. Regional differencesOutline of Lecture for 2-23-2015I. Judging Personalitya. The science of people-watchingb. How people-watching is doneLecture for 2-23-2015Judging PersonalityThe science of people-watching- The science of people watching focuses on how well we can “read” other people’s personalities.- People-watching is interesting scientifically which is what makes it relevant.- People-watching is also relevant because it is practical. That is, it allows us to analyze how we will interact or get along with others.How people-watching is done- In order to understand how people-watching is done, one must understand the ways in which people-watching can be accurate.- People-watching is based on good judges, good targets, and good traits.- Good judges: Focuses on those who are more accurate at “reading” others’ personalities. Just about everyone is good a people-watching. There are only a few individual differences.- Good targets: Some people are easy to read, while others are not. There are three (3) good targets1) Women’s personalityThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.2) Physical attractiveness3) Extraversion- Women’s personality: Women’s personality is easier to judge. Women have higher non-verbal ability. Women are more emotionally expressive.- Physical attractiveness: Physically attractive people are easier to “read”. Physically attractive people are more expressive and attract more attention.- Extraversion: Extraverted people are more expressive and talkative, making them easier to “read”.- Good traits: Traits that are overt are the easiest to read. Extraversion is the easiest trait to read. Agreeableness and conscientiousness are somewhat easy to read. Openness and neuroticism are the hardest traits to