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International Student Profiling Framework
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DOI：10.1109/ACCESS.2023.3323416.png)
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Abstract
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The current conventional way of screening international students, solely based on prior admission and self-reported documents, is inadequate. Given the drastic increase in the number of incoming students, this inadequacy calls for better security surveillance. Therefore, this study investigates how personality traits can influence one's online prosocial behavior, as an alternative screening mechanism for international students. To assess the association between Big Five and Dark Triad personality traits and online prosocial behavior via the mediation of self-esteem, cross-sectional survey data was collected from 218 international postgraduate students and analyzed using partial least squares structural equation modeling. The significant outcome of this study is the establishment of the International Student Profiling Framework, which serves as the basis for understanding the influence of personality traits and self-esteem on international students' online prosocial behavior.
Keywords:
Personality
big five
dark triad
online prosocial behavior
self-esteem