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The Role of Personality, Age and Gender in Tweeting about Mental Illnesses Daniel Preoiuc-Pietro, Johannes Eichstaedt, Gregory Park, Maarten Sap Laura Smith, Victoria Tobolsky, H. Andrew Schwartz and Lyle Ungar Problem Mental illnesses


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The Role of Personality, Age and Gender in Tweeting about Mental Illnesses

Daniel Preoţiuc-Pietro, Johannes Eichstaedt, Gregory Park, Maarten Sap Laura Smith, Victoria Tobolsky, H. Andrew Schwartz and Lyle Ungar

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Problem

  • Mental illnesses are underdiagnosed
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Problem

  • Mental illnesses are underdiagnosed

This Study:

  • Explore the predictive power of demographic and

personality based features.

  • Find insights provided by each feature.
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Data

  • Twitter self-reports

‘I have been diagnosed with depression’

  • depression: 483
  • PTSD: 370
  • controls: 1104
  • each user has avg. 3400 messages

(Coppersmith et. al, CLPsych 2014)

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Study Setup

Twitter

language mental illness

classification

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Study Setup

Twitter

language age, gender, personality ? mental illness classification

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Age, Gender

  • Model from FB and Twitter data

(Sap et. al, EMNLP 2014)

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Age, Gender

  • Model from FB and Twitter data

(Sap et. al, EMNLP 2014)

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Age, Gender

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Personality

  • Big 5 Personality Traits

  • penness

○ conscientiousness ○ extraversion ○ agreeableness ○ neuroticism

  • Model from Facebook data

(Park et. al 2014)

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Personality

  • Big 5 Personality Traits

  • penness

○ conscientiousness ○ extraversion ○ agreeableness ○ neuroticism

  • Model from Facebook data

(Park et. al 2014)

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Personality

  • mentally ill users:

1. high on neuroticism 2. more introverted 3. less agreeable

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Personality

  • mentally ill users:

1. high on neuroticism 2. more introverted 3. less agreeable

  • controlling for

age and gender

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Personality

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Age, Gender, Personality

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Affect and Intensity ●

Model trained on 3000 annotated FB posts and applied to all user posts (to be published)

  • circumplex model similar to

valence & arousal (ANEW)

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Affect and Intensity ●

Model trained on 3000 annotated FB posts and applied to all user posts (to be published)

  • circumplex model similar to

valence & arousal (ANEW)

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Affect and Intensity

  • mentally ill users are less

aroused and less positive

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LIWC

  • standard psychologically inspired dictionaries
  • 64 categories such as:

parts-of-speech topical categories emotions

  • standard baseline for open vocabulary approaches
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LIWC

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LIWC

7 features 64 features

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Topics

  • posteriors computed using

Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA)

  • underlying set of Facebook statues

(same data as personality model)

  • 2000 topics in total
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Topics

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Topics

7 features 64 features 2000 features

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Topics: Depression

Topics controlled for age and gender

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Topics: PTSD

Topics controlled for age and gender

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Topics: PTSD, Depression, & Neuroticism

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+ Dep, +++ PTSD ++ Dep, ++ PTSD +++ Dep, 0 PTSD

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+ Dep, +++ PTSD ++ Dep, ++ PTSD +++ Dep, 0 PTSD

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+ Dep, +++ PTSD ++ Dep, ++ PTSD +++ Dep, 0 PTSD

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Topics

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1-3 grams

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1-3 grams

7 64 2k ~25k

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1-3 grams: Depressed vs. Controls

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1-3 grams: PTSD vs. Controls

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1-3 grams: Depressed vs. PTSD

Almost nothing left when controlling for age and gender

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Other features…

  • use metadata features

# friends, #statuses

  • use different word clusters

Brown clustering, NPMI Spectral clustering, Word2Vec/GloVe embeddings

  • linear ensemble of logistic regression

classifiers

Mental Illness detection at the World Well-Being Project for the CLPsych 2015 Shared Task

  • D. Preotiuc-Pietro, M. Sap, H.A. Schwartz, L. Ungar
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ROC Curve

Depressed vs. Controls

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ROC Curve

PTSD vs. Controls

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ROC Curve

Depressed vs. PTSD

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Take Home

  • Control the analysis for age & gender
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Take Home

  • Control the analysis for age & gender
  • Personality plays an important role in mental illnesses

(depression auc: 7 features -> .78; 25k features-> .86)

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Take Home

  • Control the analysis for age & gender
  • Personality plays an important role in mental illnesses

(depression auc: 7 features -> .78; 25k features-> .86)

  • Language use of depressed/PTSD reveals symptoms,

emotions, and cognitive processes.

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Thank you!

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