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Can You Read Me Through the Screen? Only Extraversion Shows Distinctive Personality Accuracy in Face-to-Face and Videoconferencing Interactions
Existing theories yield competing predictions regarding personality perception accuracy in face-to-face versus videoconferencing. While cue-reduction frameworks suggest videoconferencing deceases accuracy, social presence perspectives argue decreased constraints facilitate self-expression, leaving t
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