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ANGRY HOSTILITY

Tendency to experience anger and frustration

Angry Hostility is one of six facets that make up Neuroticism in the Big Five personality model. While the overall trait captures a broad tendency, facets provide more specific insight into how that tendency manifests in behavior.

High Angry Hostility

Typical Behaviors

  • Easily angered
  • Irritable
  • Frustrated

Real-World Examples

  • People who get frustrated easily
  • Those prone to irritation and impatience
  • Individuals who express anger openly

Low Angry Hostility

Typical Behaviors

  • Even-tempered
  • Patient
  • Slow to anger

Real-World Examples

  • Even-tempered people rarely provoked
  • Those who remain patient under pressure
  • Individuals who let annoyances pass

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