Who buys a mobile device with IOS system is considered more open and refined. He chooses another system turns honest, modest and more lov...
Technical features are probably not the only ones considered when someone decides to buy a 'smartphone'.
According to a study conducted by "Heather Shaw," psychology professor at the University branch of Lincoln, UK, this type of phone master it affects the perception others have of us.
240 participants in the study were asked to complete a questionnaire indicating the characteristics associated with one or the other category.
In the subsequent test was passed in details and personality stereotypes were compared with those of 530 current users.
The result was that prejudice, in most cases, result-based. But this does not exclude the possibility that the selection of the apparatus significantly affect the image we project to others.
The study concluded that women are twice as likely to iPhones
over Android, while users of the former are more concerned about what is considered a "smartphone status`".
