Costs and Benefits of Acting Extraverted: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Evidence suggests that extraverted (i.e., bold, agentic) behavior increases positive affect (PA), and could be targeted in wellbeing...
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The pleasure of making a difference: Perceived social contribution explains the relation between ext
Why are trait extraversion and extraverted behaviors both associated with greater positive affect? Across 3 studies, we examined whether...
Quality of social experience explains the relation between extraversion and positive affect
The personality trait extraversion is associated with higher positive affect, and individuals who behave in an extraverted way experience...
Clarifying the Relation Between Extraversion and Positive Affect
This article clarifies two sources of ambiguity surrounding the relation between extraversion and positive affect. First, positive affect...
Why Does It Feel Good To Act Like an Extravert?
Research into enacted personality provides a novel perspective on the tendency for extraverted individuals to experience high levels of...
Aspects of extraversion are unrelated to pleasant affective-reactivity: Further examination of the a
Two experiments examined whether aspects of extraversion concerned with agency (leadership, dominance) and affiliation (friendliness,...
Do extraverts get more bang for the buck? Refining the affective-reactivity hypothesis of extraversi
One of the most robust observations in personality and emotion research is the finding that extraverts are happier than introverts. Some...
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