Academic Paper about Vultology

[fayest42]

I stumbled upon an academic paper about the connection between personality, posture, and gesture. Unfortunately, it's behind a paywall. I would love to read it because it sounds like it would be quite relevant to CT. There's even a paper about Myers-Briggs listed in the references. If anyone is inclined to pay to read it, let us know what it says 🙂
Relating Personality and Behavior: Posture and Gestures by Gene Ball and Jack Breese

[LadyNerdsky]

@fayest42 Gotcha 🙂 This links to a pdf of the whole journal it was published in, which has several other papers related to cognition and expression
 

[fayest42]

@ladynerdsky Darn, when I click on that link, I see this:

[LadyNerdsky]

Oh darn, here's a pdf from my Google Drive then that can hopefully be downloaded directly https://drive.google.com/file/d/1k-DdpvidXaVe4Uj2llKI_73SYhTvTmsh/view?usp=sharing

[fayest42]

@ladynerdsky Yay, thank you! ?

[Alice]

Googling their names together, it seems that they may have co-written many papers about how personality, cognition, and computers interact! Quite interesting. It seems their focus mostly lies on that meeting of computation and cognition.

[blank boy]

https://rd.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-42504-3_15 (especially sections 2.2 and 2.3)
I just stumbled upon this paper that I'm currently reading. The title reads What Does Your Gaze Reveal About You? On the Privacy Implications of Eye Tracking. I thought it might be relevant. The relevant part is almost solely on focused on eye movements.
It also uses this paper (behind a paywall) as a source: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/7905130 . It claims to prove that eye-tracking data is a better measure of cognitive workload (during arithmetic) than EEG data.

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