Showing posts with label Psychology/Personality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Psychology/Personality. Show all posts
The Personality Project
http://www.personalitytest.org.uk/
Overview
Personality and Individual Differences
That people differ from each other is obvious. How and why they differ is less clear and is an important part of the study of personality. Personality psychology addresses the questions of shared human nature, dimensions of individual differences and unique patterns of individuals.
Overview
Personality and Individual Differences
That people differ from each other is obvious. How and why they differ is less clear and is an important part of the study of personality. Personality psychology addresses the questions of shared human nature, dimensions of individual differences and unique patterns of individuals.
Dr Tom Buchanan - Personality research
http://www.buchanan.org.uk/
Dr Tom Buchanan
Internet Research
Over the past decade or so, it has become recognised that the Internet offers great possibilities as a medium for psychological research; for applied areas of psychology (such as clinical or workplace applications); and as a sphere of human interaction which is of interest to psychologists in its own right.
This page provides links to some data-collection enterprises in which I am currently involved. If you wish to participate in any of these studies, my collaborators and I would be very grateful for your help. It also provides links to some resources I have found useful and interesting. Please note though that this is in no way a comprehensive list!
Current Online Projects
•Online Five Factor personality inventory; gives instant feedback
•Twitter Perception study
Links to other resources
•iScience Server - Tools for Internet-based data collection
•List of Psychological Research on the Net
•Association of Internet Researchers
•International Journal of Internet Science
•Azy Barak's bibliography of References Related to the Internet & Mental Health
•WebSM - Web Survey Methodology bibliography and other information
Contacts etc.
•If you want to email me it’s buchant at wmin dot ac dot uk.
•I’m also on Twitter @tombuchanan99
•Academia.edu page
I am based in the Department of Psychology at the University of Westminster in London, England. My teaching and research interests lie mainly in the areas of ‘cyberpsychology’ (though I don’t like that term), personality, and social psychology. I have specific interests in Internet-mediated research, personality assessment, self disclosure on the Internet, and the psychology of 'online behaviour' in general. There is more information, and a list of publications, on my ‘official’ web page at Westminster.
Dr Tom Buchanan
Internet Research
Over the past decade or so, it has become recognised that the Internet offers great possibilities as a medium for psychological research; for applied areas of psychology (such as clinical or workplace applications); and as a sphere of human interaction which is of interest to psychologists in its own right.
This page provides links to some data-collection enterprises in which I am currently involved. If you wish to participate in any of these studies, my collaborators and I would be very grateful for your help. It also provides links to some resources I have found useful and interesting. Please note though that this is in no way a comprehensive list!
Current Online Projects
•Online Five Factor personality inventory; gives instant feedback
•Twitter Perception study
Links to other resources
•iScience Server - Tools for Internet-based data collection
•List of Psychological Research on the Net
•Association of Internet Researchers
•International Journal of Internet Science
•Azy Barak's bibliography of References Related to the Internet & Mental Health
•WebSM - Web Survey Methodology bibliography and other information
Contacts etc.
•If you want to email me it’s buchant at wmin dot ac dot uk.
•I’m also on Twitter @tombuchanan99
•Academia.edu page
I am based in the Department of Psychology at the University of Westminster in London, England. My teaching and research interests lie mainly in the areas of ‘cyberpsychology’ (though I don’t like that term), personality, and social psychology. I have specific interests in Internet-mediated research, personality assessment, self disclosure on the Internet, and the psychology of 'online behaviour' in general. There is more information, and a list of publications, on my ‘official’ web page at Westminster.