We didn’t get to explore the relationships of Facebook likes and status updates for all the five personality traits in the main book. But here they are. Table B-1 lists Facebook likes related to these traits, while figure B-1 depicts words in people’s Facebook status updates indicative of these same traits. Just like the lists of likes and word clouds for extroversion and agreeableness in chapter 2, the ones for openness, conscientiousness, and neuroticism showcase how intuitive many of the links between our online behaviors and psychological characteristics are.
TABLE B-1
Facebook likes related to openness, conscientiousness, and neuroticism
Personality trait
Low
High
Openness
NASCAR
Austin Collie
Monster-in-Law
I don’t read
Justin Moore
ESPN2
Farmlandia
The Bachelor
Teen Mom 2
Oscar Wilde
Charles Bukowski
Leonardo da Vinci
Bauhaus
Dmt: The Spirit Molecule
American Gods
John Waters
Plato
Leonard Cohen
Conscientiousness
Wes Anderson
Bandit Nation
Omegle
Vocaloid
Serial Killer
Screamo
Anime
Vamplets
Join If Ur Fat
Not Dying
Law officer
National law enforcement
Lowfares.com
Accounting
Foursquare
Emergency medical services
Sunday Best
Kaplan University
Glock Inc
MyCalendar 2010
Neuroticism
Business administration
Getting money
Parkour
Track and field
Skydiving
Mountain biking
Soccer
Climbing
Physics/engineering
48 Laws of Power
Sometimes I hate myself
Emo
Girl Interrupted
SO SO Happy
The Addams Family
Vocaloid
Sixbillionsecrets.com
Vampires Everywhere
Kurt Donald Cobain
Dot Dot Curve
FIGURE B-1
Facebook status updates related to openness, conscientiousness, and neuroticism
Scan the QR code for a color version of the word clouds.