The relationship among individual differences in individualism-collectivism, extraversion, and self-presentation

Individualism versus collectivism as an aspect of culture and extraversion as an aspect of personality may help explain self-presentation attitudes, intentions, and behaviors on social networking sites. Thus, this study aims to investigate the individual differences and relationships among individua...

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Published in:Personality and individual differences 2018-01, Vol.121, p.89-92
Main Authors: Arpaci, Ibrahim, Baloğlu, Mustafa, Kesici, Şahin
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Attitudes
Behavior
Collectivism
College students
Culture
Extraversion
Five factor model
Individual differences
Individualism
Networking
Personality
Personality traits
Self presentation
Selfpresentation
Social networks
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Extraversion
Five factor model
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Networking
Personality
Personality traits
Self presentation
Selfpresentation
Social networks
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