If you care what other people think of your social media posts,you may want to think twice before uploading selfies (自拍照),according to a research from psychologists at Washington State University.rnIn a recent study,individuals who posted a lot of selfies were almost uniformly viewed as less likable,less successful and more insecure than people who posted more “posies” —that is,traditionally posed photos that appear to be taken by someone else.rnWSU psychology professor Chris Barry worked with WSU students,as well as collaborators from the University of Southern Mississippi to design a project.The team asked 30 students at the Mississippi school to fill out personality questionnaires and allow researchers to use their 30 most recent Instagram posts.Those 900 images were shown to 119 WSU students,who were asked to rate the individuals on 13 attributes (属性) such as self-absorption,selfrespect,dependability and likability.