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Names of Group Members: DISCAYA, JUSTINE B.
CEROJANO, MARK CARLO
PONTE, JOHN ADRIAN T.
Section: HUMSS 12-B

Topic THE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA AND STUDENTS TYPE OF PERSONALITY

Working Title USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA AND STUDENTS PERSONALITY
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Article 1 Annotation Insights

Title: Problematic Social Media Use, A study aimed to identify the motives for
Personality Traits, and Mental social media use and determine which
Health Among Bangladeshi personality traits predict different motives

University Students
Citation: Ahmed, O., Sultana, T., Alam,
N., Griffiths, M. D., & Hiramoni,
F. A. (2022). Problematic social
media use, personality traits,
and mental health among
Bangladeshi university
students. Journal of
Technology in Behavioral
Science, 7(2), 183–
191. https://doi.org/10.1007/s
41347-021-00235-1
Article 2
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for social media use. The study involved 420
subjects, with a mean age of 40.29 years.
Data was gathered using the Big Five
Inventory, the Personality Inventory for DSM-
5-Brief Form -Adult, and the Mental Health
Continuum-Short Form. The most frequent
motives were Personal relationship
maintenance/Search for information,
Pastime/Exhibitionism, and Search for
companionship. Normal and maladaptive
personality traits increased the explained
variance for these motives beyond age and
gender. Personal relationship
maintenance/search for information was
positively related to all components of well-
being, while other motives were negatively
associated. The study also found that 8.7% of
university students in Bangladesh were
problematic social media users. Specialized
programs and workshops are needed to raise
awareness and provide counseling services to
counter the negative effects of social media
use and improve mental health.
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Title: Automatic personality
assessment through social
media language.
Citation: Park, G., Schwartz, H. A.,
Eichstaedt, J. C., Kern, M. L.,
Kosinski, M., Stillwell, D.,
Ungar, L. H., & Seligman, M. E.
P. (2015). Automatic
personality assessment
through social media language.
Journal of Personality and
Social Psychology, 108(6), 934–
952.
https://doi.org/10.1037/pspp0
000020
Article 3
Title: The relationship between
addictive use of social media,
narcissism, and self-esteem:
Findings from a large national
survey
Citation: Andreassen, C. S., Pallesen, S.,
& Griffiths, M. D. (2017). The
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The study explores the impact of social media
on individuals' discussion network
heterogeneity and civic engagement,
revealing that personality traits like
extraversion and openness to experiences
moderate this influence. The findings suggest
that introverted and less open individuals
have a greater impact on social media use.
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A study examining the association between
social media addiction, narcissism, and self-
esteem found that lower age, being a
woman, not being in a relationship, being a
student, lower education, lower income,
lower self-esteem, and narcissism were
associated with higher scores on the Bergen
Social Media Addiction Scale (BSMAS). The
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relationship between addictive findings support the notion that addictive

use of social media, narcissism, social media use is driven by a need to feed
and self-esteem: Findings from the ego and inhibit negative self-evaluation.
a large national survey.
Addictive Behaviors, 64, 287–
293.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.addb
eh.2016.03.006

Article 4 Annotation Insights

Title: Analyzing Personality through
Social Media Profile Picture
Choice
Citation: Leqi, L., Preoţiuc-Pietro, D.,
Samani, Z. R., Moghaddam, M.
E., & Ungar, L. H. (2021).
Analyzing Personality through
Social Media Profile Picture
Choice. Proceedings of the
International AAAI Conference
on Web and Social Media,
10(1), 211–220.
https://doi.org/10.1609/icwsm
.v10i1.14738
This study examines how Twitter profile
images vary based on users' personalities,
using over 66,000 images. Results show
significant differences in profile picture
choice between personality traits, allowing
for robust prediction of personality traits.
Users with agreeable and conscientious
personalities display more positive emotions,
while those with openness prefer aesthetic
photos.

Article 5
Title: Uses and Gratifications of
Problematic Social Media Use
Among University Students: a
Simultaneous Examination of
the Big Five of Personality
Traits, Social Media Platforms,
and Social Media Use Motives
Citation: Kırcaburun, K., Alhabash, S.,
Tosuntaş, Ş. B., & Griffiths, M.
D. (2018). Uses and
Gratifications of Problematic
Social Media Use Among
University Students: a
Simultaneous Examination of
the Big Five of Personality
Traits, Social Media Platforms,
and Social Media Use Motives.
International Journal of
Mental Health and Addiction,
18(3), 525–547.
https://doi.org/10.1007/s1146
9-018-9940-6
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The study investigates the influence of
demographics, Big Five personality
dimensions, and popular social media sites
on social media use motives and problematic
social media use (PSMU) among a minority of
users. Results show that motives such as
meeting new people, expressing a popular
self, and passing time and entertainment are
associated with problematic social media
use. Participants who preferred Instagram,
Snapchat, and Facebook also reported higher
scores of problematic social media use. The
findings support the uses and gratifications
theory.
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Title: Estimating Personality from
Social Media Posts
Citation: Alsadhan, N., & Skillicorn, D. B. personalities at a distance. The researchers
(2017). Estimating Personality developed a technique for predicting
from Social Media Posts.
Google Scholar.
https://doi.org/10.1109/icdm better than previous algorithms. The
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Article 7
Title: Automatic personality
assessment through social
media language.
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Citation: Park, G., Schwartz, H. A.,
Eichstaedt, J. C., Kern, M. L.,
Kosinski, M., Stillwell, D. J.,
Ungar, L. H., & Seligman, M. E.
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A study investigates how personality can be
estimated from small amounts of speech or
writing, allowing social robots to infer human
personality from text, with accuracies
comparable to inter-human agreement and
technique works for both the Big Five and
Myers-Briggs personality typologies and is
language independent.
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A study reveals that language use is a
psychologically significant factor linked to
personality. Researchers used an open-
vocabulary analysis of language from social
media to predict the Big Five personality
traits. The model was tested on a separate
sample of 4,824 Facebook users. Results
showed that language-based assessments
were valid, agreed with self-reports, added
incremental validity, discriminated between
traits, showed correlations with external
criteria, and were stable over 6-month
intervals. This approach can complement

P. (2015). Automatic
personality assessment
through social media
language. Journal of
Personality and Social
Psychology, 108(6), 934–952.
https://doi.org/10.1037/pspp0
000020
Article 8
Title: Application of classical and
advanced machine learning
models to predict personality
on social media
Citation: Sánchez-Fernández P, Baca
Ruiz L and Pegalajar Jiménez
M. (2023). Application of
classical and advanced
machine learning models to
predict personality on social
media. Expert Systems with
Applications.
10.1016/j.eswa.2022.119498.
216. (119498). Online
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traditional methods and provide a quick and
cost-effective way to assess large groups of
participants.
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This study uses Machine Learning methods to
analyze personality traits and behavior on
social networks. Using MBTI personalities,
algorithms like Naïve Bayes, Logistic
Regression, and Artificial Neural Networks
were compared. The classification approach
outperformed clustering methods, achieving
90% accuracy. The model was validated with
COVID-19 news and La Palma Volcano news
to demonstrate its effectiveness.

publication date: 1-Apr-2023.
https://linkinghub.elsevier.co
m/retrieve/pii/S09574174220
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Article 9
Title: Personality Predictions Based
on User Behavior on the
Facebook Social Media
Citation: M. M. Tadesse, H. Lin, B. Xu
and L. Yang, "Personality
Predictions Based on User
Behavior on the Facebook
Social Media Platform," in IEEE
Access, vol. 6, pp. 61959-
61969, 2018, doi:
10.1109/ACCESS.2018.287650
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A study proposes a method to predict
personality traits from Twitter and Instagram
by integrating text, image, and meta features
from both platforms. The study found that
the joint analysis of simultaneous activities in
two popular social networking sites led to a
consistent decrease in prediction errors for
each personality trait. Another study
investigates the predictability of Facebook
users' personality traits based on different
features and measures of the Big 5 model.
The study found that the XGBoost classifier-
based system outperformed the average
baseline for all feature sets, with a highest
prediction accuracy of 74.2%. The best
prediction performance was achieved for the
extra version trait using the individual social
network analysis features set.
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Title: Predicting Personality Traits
from Social Media using Text
Semantics
Citation: M. Hassanein, W. Hussein, S.
Rady and T. F. Gharib,
"Predicting Personality Traits
from Social Media using Text
Semantics," 2018 13th
International Conference on
Computer Engineering and
Systems (ICCES), Cairo, Egypt,
2018, pp. 184-189, doi:
10.1109/ICCES.2018.8639408.
Article 10
Title: Problematic Social Media Use,
Personality Traits, and Mental
Health Among Bangladeshi
University Students
Citation: Ahmed, O., Sultana, T., Alam,
N. et al. Problematic Social
Media Use, Personality Traits,
and Mental Health Among
Bangladeshi University
Students. J. technol. behav. sci.
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This paper presents a text semantic analysis
approach for personality traits inference
using publicly available social data. It uses
various representations of user text and
semantic measures to predict users'
personality through Facebook status
updates. The approach has been tested and
validated, achieving an accuracy of 64% in
average personality trait prediction.
Annotation Insights
A study aimed to identify the motives for
social media use and determine which
personality traits predict different motives
for social media use. The study involved 420
subjects, with a mean age of 40.29 years.
Data was gathered using the Big Five
Inventory, the Personality Inventory for DSM-
5-Brief Form -Adult, and the Mental Health
Continuum-Short Form. The most frequent
motives were Personal relationship

7, 183–191 (2022).
https://doi.org/10.1007/s4134
7-021-00235-1
Article 11
Title: The challenges and
opportunities of Social Media.
Citation: Kaplan, A. M., & Haenlein, M.
(2010). Users of the world,
unite! The challenges and
opportunities of Social Media.
Business horizons, 53(1), 59-
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maintenance/Search for information,
Pastime/Exhibitionism, and Search for
companionship. Normal and maladaptive
personality traits increased the explained
variance for these motives beyond age and
gender. Personal relationship
maintenance/search for information was
positively related to all components of well-
being, while other motives were negatively
associated. The study also found that 8.7% of
university students in Bangladesh were
problematic social media users. Specialized
programs and workshops are needed to raise
awareness and provide counseling services to
counter the negative effects of social media
use and improve mental health.
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This article provides a clear definition of
Social Media, distinguishing it from Web 2.0
and User Generated Content. It categorizes
applications into collaborative projects,
blogs, content communities, social
networking sites, virtual game worlds, and
virtual social worlds. The article also offers 10
pieces of advice for companies considering
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