Cooperativeness quantifies the extent to which individuals conceive themselves as integral parts of human society. Highly cooperative persons are described as empathic, tolerant, compassionate, supportive and principled. These features are advantageous in team work and social groups, but not for individuals who prefer to live in a solitary manner. Low Cooperativeness involves self-absorbed, intolerant, critical, unhelpful, revengeful, and opportunistic behavior in persons who primarily look out for themselves and tend to be inconsiderate of other peoples rights or feelings.