BS Thesis presentation about the influence of narcissism, introversion, self-esteem & Big 5 personality traits on Facebook usage

1. Presenter:
Rida Khan

2. THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
Narcissism
Self-esteem
Introversion
Big 5

3. HYPOTHESES
FB Usage
Narcissism
p < .05
Extroversion
p > .05
Introversion
p = .04
Self esteem –ve p > .05
Big 5 p = .018

4. METHODOLOGY
190 SPSS
4
universities

5. DISCUSSION

6. CONCLUSION & RECOMMENDATION

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