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The key seems to be positive emotion
: See Lucas and Diener, “Cross-Cultural Evidence for
the Fundamental Features of Extraversion.” See also Daniel Nettle, 
Personality: What Makes

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You the Way You Are
(New York: Oxford University Press, 2007).
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The basis of buzz
: Richard Depue and Paul Collins, “Neurobiology of the Structure of
Personality: Dopamine, Facilitation of Incentive Motivation, and Extraversion,” 
Behavioral
and Brain Sciences
22, no. 3 (1999): 491–569. See also Nettle, 
Personality: What Makes You
the Way You Are
.
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Dopamine is the “reward chemical”
: Depue and Collins, “Neurobiology of the Structure of
Personality: Dopamine, Facilitation of Incentive Motivation, and Extraversion.” See also
Nettle, 
Personality: What Makes You the Way You Are
. See also Susan Lang, “Psychologist
Finds Dopamine Linked to a Personality Trait and Happiness,” 
Cornell Chronicle
28, no. 10
(1996).
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early findings have been intriguing
: Some of the findings in this line of research have been
contradictory or have not been replicated, but together they pose an important avenue of
inquiry.
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In one experiment, Richard Depue
: Depue and Collins, “Neurobiology of the Structure of
Personality: Dopamine, Facilitation of Incentive Motivation, and Extraversion.”
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extroverts who win gambling games
: Michael X. Cohen et al., “Individual Differences in
Extraversion and Dopamine Genetics Predict Neural Reward Responses,” 
Cognitive Brain
Research
25 (2005): 851–61.
15.
 
other research has shown that the medial orbitofrontal cortex
: Colin G. DeYoung et al.,
“Testing Predictions from Personality Neuroscience: Brain Structure and the Big Five,”
Psychological Science
21, no. 6 (2010): 820–28.
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