In an often-cited Google Books text analysis of over 760,000 American books, Twenge found that incidence of first-person plural pronouns declined by 10 percent between 1960 and 2008, ...

So, when it suits your purpose, you will probably need to break some of the old rules, such as the rule that prohibit first person pronouns (i.e. “I” or “we”) in academic writing. This handout will ...

Since 1960, use of first person pronouns like "I" and "Me" increased 42%. The use of second person pronouns like "You" and "Your" quadrupled and has steadily climbed in usage since the 60s.

In writing a novel, choosing a point of view may be the single most consequential choice. Kurt Andersen on why he wrote "True Believers" in the first person.

By measuring first-personal plurals as a percentage of the overall word count, the presidential we in inaugural addresses—as expressed with the first-person pronoun percentage (FPPP)—has ...

By measuring first-personal plurals as a percentage of the overall word count, the presidential we in inaugural addresses—as expressed with the first-person pronoun percentage (FPPP)—has ...

Take, for example, the changes over time in the relative frequency of first and second person pronouns. Through the last 100 years, there’s been a clear upward trend in the frequency of I/we/you ...

Both these passages would be better with the first-person pronoun in the second-place position. As Rod pointed out, it has nothing to do with grammar.

Half the participants were instructed to work through their anxiety using the first-person pronoun ("Why am I nervous?"). The other half were told to address themselves by name or the pronoun ...