Openness to experience is one of the five dimensions of personality known as the Big Five traits or Five-Factor Model. It refers to an individual's inclination to be open, curious, and receptive to new ideas, experiences, and perspectives. People who score high in openness to experience tend to be imaginative, creative, intellectually curious, and open-minded. They are often interested in exploring new activities, ideas, and cultures. On the other hand, individuals who score low in openness to experience are typically more conventional, practical, and prefer familiarity and routine over novelty.

The Review is: My grandmother went to NAME_1 last week due to her Dementia I called the office to let them know what medicines she was on and what diagnosis she had received in the year since she had last seen NAME_2. He totally ignored my calls and obviously didn't listen to my message because he decided to give her a new medicine that has a severe interaction with the medicine she was already on. After a week of her condition deteriorating I took her to an urgent care who confirmed she shouldn't take both

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Does the review suggest that the physician has "Low Openness to experience"?   Do not include the following keywords: message, physician, interaction, familiarity
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