<span>Our personality affects everything we do, and especially the way we communicate with other people around us. If we are shy and introverted by nature, then there is a likelihood that the communication with another person might be affected negatively.
If we are loud and annoying by nature, not many people are going to want to communicate with us; on the other hand, if we have a bubbly personality, then we will attract many people who will want to have some kind of a communication with us, which will probably be effective due to our nature.</span>
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Answer: Openness and conscientiousness.
The five-factor model (FFM) is a taxonomy for personality traits. The five factors it includes are: <em>openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness </em>and<em> neuroticism </em>(often represented by the acronym OCEAN).
In this case, the fact that Holly likes to try new tasks reflects openness, which is defined by curiosity, and preference for novelty and variety of experience.
Also, because she tries to do everything to perfection, she would probably score high in conscientiousness. Conscientiousness is the tendency to be organized and dependable. It is characterized by self-discipline and planned, rather than spontaneous, behaviour.
