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A tale of two sites: Twitter vs. Facebook and the personality predictors of social media usage
Computers in Human Behavior · 2011 · Vol. 28(2) · pp. 561–569
David J. Hughes✉(University of Manchester)Moss Rowe(University of Bath)Mark Batey(University of Manchester)Andrew Lee(University of Manchester)
Impact of Technology on AdolescentsPersonality Traits and PsychologyDigital Marketing and Social MediaAgreeablenessConscientiousnessPsychologyPersonalityOpenness to experienceSocial mediaExtraversion and introversionNeuroticismBig Five personality traitsSocial psychology
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