Online Persona
Looks at how sensitive you may be to other people's reactions online and whether your sharing style leans spontaneous or curated. It does not inspect your posts or activity.
This page explains the metric and shows an example preview using demo data. Individual user results stay private.
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Online Persona
How much other people's reactions may shape how you present yourself.
Sharing Style
Scores show how your pattern compares with other people. Around 50 is typical.
This metric looks at two parts of how you may present yourself online:
- Audience Sensitivity:How much you notice and care about how other people may react.
- Sharing Style:Whether you tend to share in the moment or shape what you show more carefully.
What this means
This metric reveals your digital personality and how you manage your online image. It analyzes your motivations and behavior across two core dimensions:
- Need for Approval:Measures how much you are influenced by external validation (like likes and comments). A high score means you may be more sensitive to social feedback and carefully manage your digital image to gain approval.
- Authenticity vs. Self-Monitoring:Places you on a spectrum ranging from acting with complete spontaneity (where your digital personality mirrors reality) to managing your image with precision and care (where your digital personality is more like a calculated performance).
How to interpret
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More details
Reveals how you present yourself online, measured on two scales: Need for Approval and Authenticity.
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