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oaioai:research.usc.edu.au:usc:23928

Individual differences in the effects of personal space invasion: A test of the Brebner-Cooper model of extraversion

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1 January 1981
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'Elsevier BV'
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    An experiment using invasion of personal space as a means of increasing arousal level tested the hypothesis that extraverts' performance at a relatively ‘inspective’ task would be impaired under conditions of increased arousal while they would perform better than introverts under more ‘responsive’ conditions. The role of N was examined. Results supported predictions drawn from the Brebner-Cooper (1974) model of extraversion

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