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Fig 1.

Workflow illustrating the steps to acquire, analyse, and interpret text data.

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Fig 2.

Model representation of regression analysis.

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Table 1.

Average and Standard Deviation per profile (n = 283).

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Fig 3.

Positive and negative sentiment usage across the sample population (logarithmic scale).

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Fig 4.

Gendered usage of confidence-expressing statements on Facebook profiles.

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Table 2.

LIWC dictionary attributes significantly predicting the trait openness.

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Table 3.

LIWC dictionary attributes significantly predicting the trait conscientiousness.

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Table 4.

LIWC dictionary attributes significantly predicting the trait extraversion.

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Table 5.

LIWC dictionary attributes significantly predicting the trait agreeableness.

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Table 6.

LIWC dictionary attributes significantly predicting the trait neuroticism.

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Table 7.

Prediction accuracy, explained variance, and nested cross-validation values of the five factor personality traits compared to the accuracy and explained variance of [48].

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Table 8.

Performance comparison of standard ALM results and 10-fold cross-validated (CV) ALM results.

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