3. Contemporary sources of personality data Flashcards

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what did Gosling et al say in regard to online social media presence

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“presence in online social networks are manifestations of personality”

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how is personality psychology adapting

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expanding beyond self-report, rise of studying in-situ

BLIS studies are outdated

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what are the advantages of studying in-situ

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good ecological validity

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BLIS studies are arguably outdated in the digital world, what replaced them

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TWIN STUDIES:

  • traces
  • words
  • Images
  • networks
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what are ‘traces’

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digitals residue of ones activity, an extension of your behaviour

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give some examples of traces

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page clicks, browsing patterns, purchasing behaviour

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how are words a source of personality

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you choose your words, this gives information about your personality, these can be analysed to infer clues

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how are images sources of personality

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image data provides visual information which can tell us about a persons interests. their environment and how they want others to see them

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give some examples of how studying someones face can infer clues

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  • can determine extraversion from introversion based on a picture
  • Wang et al.m 2018, computer algorithms can accurately detect sexual orientation from facial images
  • Todorov, 2005, can predict who will get elected based on personality judgements from their face
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how are our networks sources of personality

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our connections with other people, e.g. social media follows, who you interact with, who you are near

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describe the ‘birds of a feather’ theory

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local clustering- people connect with others similar to them

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how is digital personality exploited

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companies extensively use these profiling techniques to tailor ads

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