[IPAC-List] Facebook

[Dennis Doverspike]

This is a different issue, whether facebook predicts personality, but an
interesting post that just appeared in my Facebook

the study basically finds the more facebook contacts - the more extraverted
you are

http://www.ioatwork.com/facebook-friends-and-your-personality/

Study is not peer reviewed, and I have no idea of the actual magnitude of
relationship, but interesting that is just got posted by the IO at work
folks

On Mon, Feb 25, 2013 at 1:39 PM, Dennis Doverspike <
dennisdoverspike at gmail.com> wrote:


> Facebook Trust Question? It would appear that a number of individuals who

> are looking for jobs or applying to graduate school are deleting their

> facebook profile. For example, I have a facebook jobs page, but a number of

> students recently have said - "I cannot join because I do not have a

> Facebook page." I am going to assume they did but have deleted it as they

> apply for jobs. So my question - do you trust a person less or have

> questions about them if they do not have a facebook page or it looks like

> they have cleaned up their internet history?

>

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> Professor of Psychology, University of Akron

> dennisdoverspike at gmail.com

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