Psychological Profiling Via Twitter | Dan Zarrella - The Diigo Meta page

• 19 Nov 13
  

  Souri Guha

  " RID to build a psychological profile of a person based on the content of their Tweets. It compares the content of a user’s Tweets to a baseline reading I’ve built by analyzing an ever-expanding group of over 1.5 million random Tweets, then highlighting areas where the user stands out."

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• 01 Feb 13
  

  fervilla

  Psychological Profiling Via Twitter

• 17 Dec 12
  

  Marty Mallavibarrena

  Dan_Zarrella SocialMedia Gurus Twitter TweetPysch 2012

• 10 Nov 09
  

  goodmachine

  Language analysis of text streams via RID, LIWC

• 28 Oct 09
  

  Michele Lorito-Chase

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• 09 Sep 09
  

  razvanpop

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• 06 Sep 09
  

  takienzo

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• 02 Sep 09
  

  Alexandre Enkerli
• 19 Jul 09
  

  pinco pallo

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• 25 Jun 09
  

  raman srinivasan

  method is called the Regressive Imagery Dictionary (RID). This coding scheme is designed to measure the amount and type of three categories of content: primordial (the unconscious way you think, like in dreams), conceptual (logical and rational though) and emotional.
  
  Significantly more primordial content has been found in the poetry of poets who exhibit signs of psychopathology than in that of poets who exhibit no such signs (Martindale, 1975). There is also more primordial content in the fantasy stories of creative as opposed to uncreative subjects (Martindale & Dailey, 1996), in psychoanalytic sessions marked by therapeutic “work” as opposed to those marked by resistance and defensiveness (Reynes, Martindale & Dahl, 1984), and in sentences containing verbal tics as opposed to asymptomatic sentences (Martindale, 1977). A cross-cultural study of folktales from forty-five preliterate societies revealed, as predicted from the “primitive mentality” hypothesis of Lévy-Bruhl (1910) and Werner (1948), that amount of primary process content in folktales is negatively related to the degree of sociocultural complexity of the societies that produced them (Martindale, 1976). Martindale and Fischer (1977) found that psilocybin (a drug that has about the same effect as LSD) increases the amount of primordial content in written stories. Marijuana has a similar effect (West et al., 1983). Research has also revealed more primordial content in verbal productions of younger children as compared with older children (West, Martindale, & Sutton-Smith, 1985) and of schizophrenic subjects as compared with control subjects (West & Martindale, 1988).
  
  The other method is Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC). In development for over 15 years, the LIWC measures the cognitive and emotional properties of a person based on the words they use.
  
  In order to provide an efficient and effective method for studying the various emotional, cognitive, and structural components present in individuals’ verbal and written speech samples, we

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• 17 Jun 09
  

  Tammy Kim

  Regressive Imagery Dictionary (RID) and Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC) applied.

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  Jorge Barba

  Communication is a window into a person’s mind, and the way a person talks can tell you a lot about how they think. Linguists have developed two methods to decoding the written word into a meaningful profile of a person’s cognitive processes.

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• 16 Jun 09
  

  Kevin Morris
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  wolf hesse

  Can’t wait to hear more about it.

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  Gabriela Grosseck

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  ken .

  self-reflexive fun - journal, narrative - on Colin Martindales's Regressive Imagery Dictionary and Pennebaker's Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count - some interesting stuff to explore on the blog too

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  RJ Kedziora

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  edtechtalk

  jm: doing some data analysis on twitter Annotated link http://www.diigo.com/bookmark/http%3A%2F%2Fdanzarrella.com%2Ftweetpsych.html

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  • Communication is a window into a person’s mind, and the way a person talks can tell you a lot about how they think. Linguists have developed two methods to decoding the written word into a meaningful profile of a person’s cognitive processes.
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  Jennifer Maddrell

  jm: doing some data analysis on twitter Annotated link http://www.diigo.com/bookmark/http%3A%2F%2Fdanzarrella.com%2Ftweetpsych.html

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• 15 Jun 09
  

  Hee Won Kim

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  Gary McFarlane

  Hmm... seems a bit of a stretch but not a psychologist so?

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