A 2004 study of using individual websites to infer personality found that personal websites are generally a good indication of , but not necessarily a good predictor of . a. agreeableness; extraversion b. openness; extraversion c. extraversion; agreeableness d. extraversion; openness

D Extraversion and Openness

Explanation:

A 2004 study of using individual websites to infer personality found that personal websites are generally a good indication of EXTRAVERSION, but not necessarily a good predictor of OPENNESS.

Extraversion is a personality traits that is primarily social, and tend to seek gratification from others. They are positively linked with the usage of social media.

Openness is a personality trait that explores how an individual responds to trying out new ideas or experiences.

b. openness; extraversion

Explanation:

According to the 2004 study individual website, the website author’s level of Openness to  experience is the easiest trait to judge accurately on the basis of a  personal website identity claim of the author, people present personal  information on the website that portrays the kind of impression they want others to view them as.

The study was not necessarily a good predictor of extraversion because the personal information given by the website author may not really portray the individual's private or social life.

chavez's example shows that nonviolent protest can work well. it shows that one nonviolent man can stop a mob, which proves chavez's point and persuades people to protest nonviolently.