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• People who score high on personality traits such as extroversion (think, outgoing) and agreeableness (cooperative) are most likely to enjoy group classes and team sports, Hagger told LiveScience. Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
• A personality trait including the qualities of both introversion and extroversion.
• Inherited genes may lead to certain physiological effects, which could account for personality traits common among entrepreneurs, such as extroversion and openness to new experiences, Shane says. Entrepreneur.com: Latest Articles
• The reason for the difference between studies, says Gosling, may be that extroversion and agreeableness are interpersonal traits that require more information about how the person interacts with other people.
• Sammy Arthur 's extroversion is larger than life, gregariousness to the nth degree behind a smile as beatific as it is constant. Giants Staffer's Big Goal: Medical Miracle Worker
• Congenital extroversion or eventration is the result of some congenital deficiency in the abdominal wall; instances are not uncommon, and some patients live as long as do cases of umbilical hernia proper. Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
• Prior research had established that clearly positive personality qualities - such as extroversion, emotional stability and conscientiousness - had helpful effects on both the performance and the development of leaders. Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
• Even if a genetic variant seems to cause a particular behavior — such as extroversion or verbal fluency — in one environment, it may have no effect, or the opposite effect, in a different environment. The Genetic Archaeology of Race
• His new boss, he decided, went through phases of extroversion followed by periods of intense quiet. AMERICAN GODS
• Developing extroversion agriculture is a when solve problem of current China agriculture main outlet.