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Interactional Fingerprints of Personality: Big Five Traits Predict Conversational Behavior Similarly Across Face-to-Face and Video-Mediated Initial Interactions
Little is known about how Big Five personality traits manifest in specific conversational behaviors or whether these associations depend on the communication medium. We examined 154 individuals interacting with strangers face-to-face or via video. Using manual annotations, computer vision, and LLMs,
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