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The Big Five, Self-esteem & narcissism as predictors of the topics…

- - - - conscientiousness
      - openness
      - greeableness
      - neuroticism
      - measures extroversion
      - with 7 items each (1 = Strongly disagree,
        5 = Strongly agree).
  - - - (NPI-13; Gentile et al., 2013)
      - derived from the original NPI-40
        (Raskin & Terry, 1988)
        
        need for leadership/authority
        
        grandiose exhibitionism
        
        entitlement/exploitativeness
  - - - (59% female; Mage = 30.90, SDage = 9.19)
    - - and
        
        34% had at least one child. Fifty-seven percent
        checked Facebook on a daily basis
      - spent an average of
        107.95 min per day actively using it (SD = 121.41).
  - - - how
        many days of the week they check Facebook (0–7 days)
      - how much
        time they spend actively using it on days they check it
      - how frequently they update their Facebook status (1 = Never, 9 = 7–10 times a day)
  - - - verbal descriptions
        of their status excluding photos, videos, or emoticons
  - - - Use of Facebook for validation was measured with seven items that
        tapped attention-seeking
- - - - because their status updates tend to express more negative and
        less positive affect, they tend to be perceived as less likeable
        
        (Forest & Wood, 2012)
  - - - (Raskin & Terry, 1988).
  - - - People who are extraverted are gregarious, talkative, and cheerful.
    - - (Seidman, 2013)
    - - Neurotic individuals may use Facebook to seek the attention
        and social support that may be missing from their lives offline
        
        (Ross et al., 2009).
  - - - traits and frequency of writing about various topics
    - - because their status updates express more negative affect
        
        (Forest
        & Wood, 2012).