Table 2. Main findings for each hypothesis.

Main Findings
1a	Extraversion is associated with a bigger boost in positive affect from social interaction.
1b	Extraversion is associated with more positive expectations for the social interaction.
2	Extraversion predicts being perceived as more socially skillful and this is associated with greater increases in positive affect after socializing.
3	Extraversion is negatively associated with fear of negative evaluation, but this fear may be motivating.
4	Extraversion does not predict a greater reduction in cognitive capacity after socializing, but is associated with beliefs about limited cognitive capacity.