Review of Strangers in a Strange Lab: How Personality Shapes Our Initial Encounters With Others

摘要

Ickes suggests that the role of extraversion, a trait often assumed to facilitate social interaction, may be misunderstood, while agreeableness, shyness, and self-monitoring might play more important roles than previously suspected. [...] personality similarity, a factor long assumed to be influential at every stage in an interaction or a relationship, might not matter as much in initial interactions as one might think.