International Conference on Weblogs and Social Media

Spontaneous Inference of Personality Traits from Online Profiles

author: Kristin Stecher, Microsoft Research
coauthor: Scott Counts, Microsoft Research

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*Slides*
0:00	Thin Slices of Online Profiles
0:39	Impression Formation Process
1:08	Thin Slices of Behaviors
2:21	Online
3:07	Hypotheses
3:25	Part I, Brief Profiles (1)
5:07	Part I, Brief Profiles (2)
6:01	Part II, Full Profiles
6:09	Part I, Brief Profiles (2)
6:13	Part II, Full Profiles
6:24	H1: Users can make predictive inferences using brief profiles. (1)
7:05	H1: Users can make predictive inferences using brief profiles. (2)
7:29	H2: Some attributes contribute more meaningfully to brief profiles.
8:33	Results (1)
9:04	Results (2)
10:00	Results (3)
10:14	Predictiveness x Diagnosticity Trade-Off’s
11:24	Manipulate Goal
11:58	H1: Users can make predictive inferences using brief profiles. (1)
12:23	H1: Users can make predictive inferences using brief profiles. (2)
12:38	Results (1)
13:20	Results (2)
13:54	Results (3)
14:25	H2: Some attributes contribute more meaningfully to brief profiles.
14:56	Suggestion
16:04	Thank you

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