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How do you like 'Likes'? (and some other cool projects from the Psychometrics Centre)

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We will present some of the Centre’s projects related to the social media environment. Including: (1) Personality and Facebook Likes, (2) Predicting personality based on online behaviour, (3) Facebook Personality? (4) How smart is the Crowd: Crowd IQ (5) and much more!

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