article_snippet: Called Analyse Words, an interactive tool generates a user’s emotional style and says whether they are upbeat, worried, angry or depressed, as well as revealing someone’s social and thinking styles.
article_snippet: But most intriguingly it tells users how upbeat, worried, angry and depressed users are, in terms of percentages.
article_snippet: These are the results for Barack Obama, which show he is very upbeat and quite analytical .
article_snippet: It can be used to show the difference between people's emotional, social and thinking styles.
article_snippet: Depressed people make lots of self-references and tend to be inward-looking, the tool says.
article_snippet: the tool also analyses a user's social style and says whether they are plugged in, personable, arrogant or spacy. '
article_snippet: Personable people use positive emotional words, pose questions and reference others frequently, while those who are 'arrogant or distant' tend to be well-read with 'an arms-length approach to socialising'. '
article_snippet: You scored high in this category if you discuss actions instead of emotions, use big words and don’t reference yourself much,' big words says.
article_snippet: For example, one study showed that the words used on a date can predict people’s desire to be with someone, or in another situation can indicate a person’s importance at work or even people
article_snippet: ’s sex and mental state.
article_snippet: The tool also analyses a user's social style and says whether they are plugged in, personable, arrogant, meaning distant, and or spacy.
article_snippet: Kanye West's results are shown above, which show Kanye West's is mostly personable .
highlights_snippet: 'Analyse words' reveals a person's emotional, social and thinking styles .
  