We considered the ways narrative communion themes may (1) change among young adults' across repeated narrations of life events, (2) differ between adults by gender and trait agreeableness, and (3) differ within adults by gender and agreeableness. Using a secondary analysis of 300 US adults (M age = 24.4 years; 60.3% women), we tested within-person differences, between-person effects, and within-person effects across expressions of communion themes in high point and low point events collected over five time points. Communion was higher in high point events and declined over time across events. Women and individuals higher in agreeableness expressed more communion. Individuals higher in agreeableness maintained higher communion across repeated narrations of high point events.

我们考虑的方式叙述交流主题可能（1）改变整个生活事件重复叙述年轻人中，（2）不同之间的成年人进行了性别和特征宜人，和（3）不同内按性别和宜人的成年人。使用对 300 名美国成年人的二次分析 ( M年龄 = 24.4 岁；60.3% 女性），我们测试了在五个时间点收集的高点和低点事件中交流主题表达的人内差异、人际效应和人内效应。圣餐在高点事件中更高，随着时间的推移而下降。宜人性较高的女性和个人表达了更多的交流。在高潮事件的重复叙述中，宜人性较高的个体保持较高的交流。