Relationship satisfaction of extroverts and agreeable people: How do they get there?

We examined the process by which extraversion and agreeableness influence satisfaction in a one-week diary study in which participants rated their satisfaction and interactions with 10 target persons. The effect of extraversion was mediated by higher levels of trust and the effect of agreeableness w...

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Main Authors:	TOV, William, LEE, Huey Woon, Nai, Ze Ling Serene
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Published:	Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University 2014
Subjects:	Social Psychology
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spelling	sg-smu-ink.soss_research-29242015-04-14T08:06:06Z Relationship satisfaction of extroverts and agreeable people: How do they get there? TOV, William LEE, Huey Woon Nai, Ze Ling Serene We examined the process by which extraversion and agreeableness influence satisfaction in a one-week diary study in which participants rated their satisfaction and interactions with 10 target persons. The effect of extraversion was mediated by higher levels of trust and the effect of agreeableness was mediated by negative social exchanges. 2014-05-22T07:00:00Z text https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/soss_research/1667 Research Collection School of Social Sciences eng Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University Social Psychology
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spellingShingle	Social Psychology TOV, William LEE, Huey Woon Nai, Ze Ling Serene Relationship satisfaction of extroverts and agreeable people: How do they get there?
description	We examined the process by which extraversion and agreeableness influence satisfaction in a one-week diary study in which participants rated their satisfaction and interactions with 10 target persons. The effect of extraversion was mediated by higher levels of trust and the effect of agreeableness was mediated by negative social exchanges.
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author	TOV, William LEE, Huey Woon Nai, Ze Ling Serene
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title	Relationship satisfaction of extroverts and agreeable people: How do they get there?
title_short	Relationship satisfaction of extroverts and agreeable people: How do they get there?
title_full	Relationship satisfaction of extroverts and agreeable people: How do they get there?
title_fullStr	Relationship satisfaction of extroverts and agreeable people: How do they get there?
title_full_unstemmed	Relationship satisfaction of extroverts and agreeable people: How do they get there?
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Relationship satisfaction of extroverts and agreeable people: How do they get there?

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