I have outlined a trade-offs-based

I have outlined a trade-offs-based evolutionary model
for the maintenance of polymorphism in extraversion (Nettle,
2005). Extraversion is strongly and positively related to
number of sexual partners (Heaven, Fitzpatrick, Craig,
Kelly, & Sebar, 2000; Nettle, 2005), which, for men in
particular, can increase fitness. High scorers are also more
likely to engage in extrapair copulations or to terminate a
relationship for another. This may lead to their securing
mates of higher quality than those secured by individuals
who are more constant in their choice of partners. The
benefits of extraversion are not limited to mating, as extraverts,
or those high on the closely correlated trait of sensation
seeking, initiate more social behavior (Buchanan,
Johnson, & Goldberg, 2005) and have more social support
(Franken, Gibson, & Mohan, 1990) than others. Moreover,
they are more physically active and undertake more exploration
of their environment (Chen et al., 1999; Kircaldy,
1982).

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I have outlined a Trade-offs-based Evolutionary Model
for the Maintenance of polymorphism in extraversion (Nettle,
the 2,005th). Positively is strongly related to extraversion and
Number of Sexual Partners (Heaven, Fitzpatrick, Craig,
Kelly, & Sebar, 2000; Nettle, 2005), which, for Men in
particular, Can increase fitness. High scorers are also more
likely to Engage in Extrapair copulations or to terminate a
Relationship for another. This May Lead to securing their
mates of higher quality than those by individuals Secured
Who in their Constant are more Choice of Partners. The
Benefits of extraversion are not Limited to mating, as extraverts,
or those High on the closely correlated Trait of Sensation
seeking, initiate more social behavior (Buchanan,
Johnson, & Goldberg, 2,005) and have more social Support
(Franken, Gibson, &. Mohan, 1990) than others. Moreover,
they are more physically active and Exploration undertake more
of their Environment (Chen et al., one thousand nine hundred ninety-nine; Kircaldy,
the 1,982th).

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I have outlined a trade-offs-based evolutionary model
for the maintenance of polymorphism in, extraversion (Nettle
2005).? Extraversion is strongly and positively related to
number of sexual partners (Heaven Fitzpatrick Craig,,,,, & Sebar, Kelly
2000; Nettle 2005),,, which for men in
particular can increase, fitness. High scorers are also more
.Likely to engage in extrapair copulations or to terminate a
relationship for another. This may lead to their securing
mates. Of higher quality than those secured by individuals
who are more constant in their choice of partners. The
benefits of extraversion. Are not limited, to mating as extraverts
or, those high on the closely correlated trait of, sensation
seekingInitiate more social behavior (Buchanan
Johnson, & Goldberg, 2005), and have more social support
(Franken Gibson & Mohan,,,, 1990) than others. Moreover
they, are more physically active and undertake more exploration
of their environment (Chen et. Al, 1999; Kircaldy
1982,).