Personality through profile picture
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This document discusses how profile pictures on social media can reveal aspects of a person's personality. It notes that profile pictures are often the first thing people see on another person's profile. The pictures people choose, whether selfies or posed photos, can provide clues to their characteristics and priorities in life. Factors like age, gender and desire for approval can influence the types of pictures people post. The document also discusses how profile pictures and receiving likes or comments on pictures can impact people's self-esteem and perception.
Personality through profile picture
- 1. Personality Through Profile Pictures By Ahmed Alabdullatif
- 3. Photo via: shutterstock.com by higyou Source: Facebook reports first quarter for 2013.
- 4. When we visit a profile page the profile picture is the first thing we look at. Photo source: socialmi.com
- 5. Profile owners post pictureof themselves to showsome sides of their personalities. Photo source: cellardoorfam.wordpress.com
- 7. Photo source: bodyandsoul.com.au by Astha Gupta whether its selfie or portrait. in a party
- 8. From a profile picture... we can know some of the characteristics of this person. Photo source: grammar.yourdictionary.com
- 9. A mother holding her baby means she is proud and wants to share her joy. -Dr. Janet Hall Photo source: s.ngm.com
- 10. The profile picture then acts as our first impression your one shot to sumup who you are.- Astha Gupta Photo source: getreelblog.com
- 11. between the images portrayed by different age groups or different gender. There is a distinct difference Photo source: learn-adsens.blogspot.ca
- 12. projection is different in nature. Men Women& Photo source: cuartcenter.org by Micol
- 13. "Most men put up a picture which shows they're friendly, approachableand resourceful." -Pease Photo source: saidaonline.com
- 14. While women want to show their relationship ability, so they'll put up pictures of their pets, friends, kids or partners. -Pease Photo source:animalhi.com
- 15. The opinion of others has been a part of identity development for more than a century- Dr. Andrea Letamendi Photo source: Flicker by miserablespice
- 16. Self-esteem can be affected by the online anonymity. Photo source: Flicker by Concrete Treehouse
- 17. When people comment on our pictures it influence the self- perception. Photo source: networkmarketingnewmlm.blogspot.ca
- 18. A recent study showed more online photo sharing from people whose self-esteem is based on public contingencies.. defined in this instance as others' approval, physical appearance and outdoing competition. Photo source: by D.D. SCOTT from thewritersguidetoepublishing.com Source: The social psychology of the selfie by Christine Erikson
- 19. Facebook friends like to compete or show off through pictures. Photo source: gaycopt.blogspot.ca
- 20. People are competitive in nature. Photo source: prosper-consulting.com
- 21. "It is only problematic when someone fixates or over- compares to their detriment but that is not a function of the photos as much as the individual struggling with self-esteem. -Dr. Rutledge Photo source: Find Focus
- 22. Your online picture is like the cover of a book. Photo source: brianpaulnelson.com
- 23. "You, on your own, can be a powerful statement."- Surfleet Photo source: beckyrichardson.com
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