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"A new study found that your Facebook profile is a good indication of how extroverted you are [via  CBS News]. More than 100 people between the ages of 17 and 55 took a  LiveScience questionnaire about their Facebook habits. Their answers showed that both neurotic and extroverted people upload more photos than anyone else. Extroverts constantly change their cover photos, while neurotic people upload more pictures to individual albums. It makes sense: &amp;quot;As socially anxious individuals, [neurotics] see Facebook [as] a safe place for self-expression and to compensate for their offline deficiencies,&amp;quot; author of the study Dr. Azar Eftekhar  said. &amp;quot;Our findings suggest [neurotics] seek acceptance implicitly through intensive photo uploads to look more attractive and popular online.&amp;quot; If you don&amp;#039;t fit any of the above categories, you are probably popular, yay. &amp;quot;People in the study who were more &amp;#039;agreeable&amp;#039; in real life ... tended to attract more comments and &amp;#039;likes&amp;#039; to their posts,&amp;quot; the study conductors told  CBS. BRB, deleting the hundreds of photos on my Facebook feed that I thought meant I was merely nostalgic. Follow Tess on  Twitter. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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