According to the assortative mating phenomenon, individuals who score high on extraversion scales will prefer potential mates who score high on: extraversion.
Assortative mating is the tendency of humans to choose mates with more similar (positive) or dissimilar (negative) phenotypic traits than one would randomly expect.
Assortative mating is a form of mating pattern and sexual selection in which individuals with similar phenotypes or genotypes mate with each other more frequently than would be expected with random mating patterns.
Assortative mating is known to increase the population variance of traits involved in mate selection. Therefore, ancestral components that drive assortative mating in a given population are expected to have high overall intergenome variance.
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