Self-Identity And Personality

I have taken multiple personality tests with the purpose of describing my self-identity and personality. I accepted certain traits as well as I neglected others due to my personal opinion of who I endure being. I have considered being open-minded with specific situations that have occurred in my life that could explain why I have particular thoughts, feeling, and behaviors. Using that analogy I analyze whether I fit the appropriate score for the five-model domains. As I finished my NEO narrative report I became melancholy with the results I did not anticipate to receive. However, before I reveal my consternation I would like to share the domain score I obtained from my report. The less than average results were Extraversion and Openness to
In the beginning of the report it described how either low, average or high is neither good or bad but reading this does bring concern. A personality report with the credibility of being accurate for the most part has brought to me results I had opposite intellect about. What concerned me further were not the five domain models but the subdomain scores that paid more attention to specific detail. I scored low on what I believed to be an eminent reaction. For example, the low score subdomains whom I presumed to be positive were depression, vulnerability, and imagination to name a few. Though I should not rely on what a personality report states about me to be accurate I had a moment of reflection based on the questions I answered to the best of my acknowledgment. I also asked a couple of classmates that knew me for some time if they concurred with the results. Though their responses were considered, I wondered whether there was a part of me that probably did acquire these traits and I was being in denial. Therefore, I took the short version of the report since I had already taken the long version and I obtained the same