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Facebook Profiles Reflect Actual Personality, Not Self-Idealization
Psychological Science · 2010 · Vol. 21(3) · pp. 372–374
Mitja D. Back✉(Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz)Juliane M. Stopfer(Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz)Simine Vazire(Washington University in St. Louis)Sam Gaddis(The University of Texas at Austin)Stefan C. Schmukle(University of Münster)Boris Egloff(Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz)Samuel D. Gosling(The University of Texas at Austin)
Impact of Technology on AdolescentsPersonality Traits and PsychologyDigital Games and MediaIdealizationPsychologyPersonalitySocial psychology
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AdolescentCommunicationFemaleGermanyHumansMaleMotivationPersonalitySelf ConceptSelf DisclosureSocial BehaviorSocial SupportTruth DisclosureUnited StatesInternet
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