Data used in this study were 10 items from a larger part of the sexual behaviour and attitudes questionnaire called 'Your Present Personality'.
In order to show how his parents are representative, he has a tendency to flatten their experiences and to present their personalities in binary terms.
Add to this an element of surreal invention (past and present intertwining, personalities fracturing) and Exhibition reaffirms Hogg's status as a distinctive, singular and challenging voice of British cinema.
This seems to stem from its embrace of sharing, combined with its social looseness: unlike on Facebook, real names aren't required (only an e-mail address), and users can present different personalities to the world through different blogs.
You present your personality through distinctive actions and words cultivated through a lifetime of experiences?
Where those poets craft vivacious and surprising shapes, these younger ones remain satisfied with merely presenting their personalities.
And when you go on those shows, you have to present a personality, you have to tell the anecdotes, whatever, and I can't really".
Among the "News on the March" men, there were some bit players who did have potential faces (Alan Ladd was one of them), but they weren't presented as personalities.
Although the term soft news was originally synonymous with feature stories placed in newspapers or television newscasts for human interest, the concept expanded to include a wide range of media outlets that present more personality-centred stories.
So brands that present a personality that doesn't reflect the reality of people's experience of their products and services will, sooner or later, be found out and called out.
