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Tag Archives: big five
Book preferences and personality
This matches me and most of the people I know: There’s a statistically significant correlation between the big five personality traits and book preferences, as described in “Predicting Personality from Book Preferences with User-Generated Content Labels“. The big five are … Continue reading
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Tagged agreeableness, big five, conscientiousness, extraversion, neuroticism, openness, personality
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Speaking of correlations
Speaking of correlations, there’s apparently a very high correlation between the political affiliation of spouses. Correlation can be between -1 (opposites) and 1 (the same), and in psychology anything reaching .6 is considered massively important. Mates tend to be positively … Continue reading
Smart phone usage predicting personality
I mentioned the Big Five personality traits before; research into personality traits (and “sub-traits”) and smart phone usage appear to show that some traits are correlated to usage: Weather app use predicts conscientiousness Wake-up time predicts ambition Nighttime phone ringing … Continue reading
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Tagged app, apple, big five, google, personality, privacy, smartphone
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Human facial inferring
I once heard that hiring someone based on your perception within the first 7 seconds of meeting them at an interview gave slightly better results than almost all conventional methods of candidate selection. I don’t know if it is true, … Continue reading
Windows to your soul
If your eyes is not the windows to your soul, then they are probably windows to your personality traits. At least, that is what this research claim: […] we were able to reliably predict four of the Big Five personality … Continue reading