Predicting Social Influence in Online Social Networks - III

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This project contributes to the projects 'Predicting Social Influence in Online Social Networks I & II'. In an online survey, we examine whether the IPIP dimensions ‘extraversion’ and ‘openness’ as well as off-the-shelf scales that capture susceptibility to Online Social Influence (OSI) (see preregistration for the preceding projects I & II) predict whether people are more likely influenced by Facebook pages and other Online Social Network (OSN) users. Qualtrics software is used to collect data of 300 Facebook users. The survey will be posted on MTurk.

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