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- Bu səhifədəki naviqasiya:
- FIDIS Future of Identity in the Information Society (No. 507512) D2.3
- 3.11 Psychological characteristics (psychology) 3.11.1 Description
- 3.11.2 Examples of attributes
- 3.11.3 Application domains
- 3.11.4 Relevant standards
FIDIS Future of Identity in the Information Society (No. 507512) D2.3
File: fidis-wp2-del2.3.models.doc Page 35 3.10.4 Relevant standards Standards such as FOAF (Friend Of A Friend) or XFN represent specifications that have been created specifically to represent people relationships. In the domain of eCommerce, CIQ (OASIS Customer Information Quality) also provides a way to specify relationships between a vendor and a customer, or a customer and a vendor organisation.
The “psychological characteristics” deals with the behavioural aspects of the person. It includes both the relatively permanent behavioural characteristics of the person such as personality or cognitive style, to the most instant behavioural state of the person such as the current psychological state such as mood or attention.
Examples of attributes
• Psychological state o
o
Attention •
Personality (5 factor model) o
Extroversion (Sociable / Reserved) o
Conscientiousness (Self-disciplined / Impulsive) o
Emotional Stability (Self-Confident / Insecure) o
Agreeableness (Sympathetic / Cold) o
Openness to Experience (Curious / Unimaginative) •
Motivation (Steven Reiss 16 basic factors model) o
Avoiding Pain & Anxiety o
Citizenship o
Curiosity o
Family o
… •
Cognitive style o
Learning style Transforming Learners, Performing Learners, Conforming Learners, Resistant Learners o
Innovators, Early Adopters, Early Majority, Late Majority, Laggards o
Connector, Maven, Salesman
domains Behavioural characteristics are a very sensitive domain, intimately related to the person. Several domains however are concerned in one way or another with these behavioural characteristics such as HR (for instance in the hiring process with personality tests or the FIDIS Future of Identity in the Information Society (No. 507512) D2.3
File: fidis-wp2-del2.3.models.doc Page 36 career management of the employees), e-learning (several researches are trying to take into account the cognitive style of the learner), justice (criminal profiling) or e-commerce (categories of customers). 3.11.4 Relevant standards No open standard is currently available on this subject.
The following list represents a (very limited) set of attributes indicating the large variety of facets that can be used to represent the person. Its aim is simply to indicate the variety of characteristics that can be used to represent the person.
Facet
Examples of Attributes Some domains of use Identification Name ssn (social security number) Pseudonym
Security, commerce Biological characteristics Gender Eye colour Height DNA
Finger print Retina
Iris Face
Gesture Medical information biometrics, medical, forensic Location Home location Work location Instant location (GPS/mobile) Mobility, e-commerce Assets & transactions Assets, (real estate, etc.) Liabilities, Financial information Tax information Income Transactions E-Taxation, e-commerce, fighting crime Citizenship, justice Political opinion Union affiliation Criminal records attributes Actions (liabilities) Law enforcement, police, democracy, society Preferences Interests
Organisation, education, commerce, mobility, leisure Competences Diploma Expertise Organisation, education
FIDIS Future of Identity in the Information Society (No. 507512) D2.3
File: fidis-wp2-del2.3.models.doc Page 37 Functions, position and roles Organisation Title Role
Tasks Responsibilities Organisation, Law Social
characteristics Personal network (mates, friends, ...) Affiliations Reputation Society, personal life Psychological characteristics Psychological state Personality, cognitive style Motivation Sexual orientation Behaviours Human resources, education, criminal profiling
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