These studies examined relations between social activity and state and trait measures of Positive and Negative Affect. In Study 1 Ss completed scales relevant to 3-factor models of personality and a weekly mood and social activity questionnaire for 13 weeks. In Study 2 Ss completed measures of the 5-factor model of personality and a daily mood and social activity survey for 6-7 weeks. In within- and between-Ss analyses, socializing correlated significantly with state measures of Positive Affect and with trait measures of Extraversion/Positive Emotionality. These relations were relatively general across various types of positive affect and social events; however, specific types of social events also were differentially related to affect. In contrast, social activity had no consistent association with measures of Negative Affect or the other personality dimensions. The results support a temperamental view of Extraversion.

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Three experiments assessed the ability of children 2 to 5 years of age to infer, under very simple task conditions, what another person sees when viewing something from a position other than the children's own. Data indicates that some ability of this genre appears to exist by age 2. The data also suggests a distinction between an earlier and a later developmental form of visual percept inference. (Author/SET)FROM BEST AVAILABLE COPY U I OtioAlitiot 00 tit sit Wu. tOutotio" A Petl.t Oat tiAtitliook.ohttitutt OP Nit DOtuMtht OAS Nttl. OrONO°I MO ERAMIP AS OtttoVE0 0110M tut PENSOh 01 ONGAlostAti011 ONi(01.

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