Research suggests there are key differences between the extroverted and introverted brain. Have you ever wondered why introverts and extroverts are so different? If you are an introvert, chances are that while you enjoy the company of others at times, you find too much social interaction tiring. I know I…
Is there a physiological difference between introverts and extroverts? An introvert is defined as ‘the tendency to direct one’s concern and attention towards one’s own life, thoughts, feelings, and interests.’ A lot of the time we see introversion as something of a social curse. Extroverts are highly revered for their confidence…
Extroverts and introverts have vastly different perceptions of life - so different, in fact, that they often struggle to understand one another. And of course, they have a totally different understanding of common things, notions and words. Here are 5 common words and phrases that have totally different meanings for…
What are the basic differences between introverts and extroverts? Society seems to be dominated by extroverts as they are loud, outgoing and social while introverts are often misunderstood as being shy, boring and anti-social. However, if introverts are examined carefully, we realize that introverts are indeed charismatic in their own…
There are endless articles that refer to introverts and extroverts as personality types, but what happens if you don’t feel like you fit into either of those categories? Well, an introvert is somebody who gets energy from being alone. They like to spend time alone and are pensive and introspective.…
Introverts and extroverts both perceive and engage in the world in very different ways. A new study [1] by Daniel C. Feiler and Adam M. Kleinbaum has found that introverts see the world more accurately and understand it much better than extroverts do. The researchers took the well-known friendship paradox,…
It’s a well-known fact that some people are more environmentally conscious than others, but can your personality type impact your likelihood to go green? A new small-scale study from the University of Portsmouth Business School suggests so. In the first study of its kind, the habits of 204 people over…
In the past few years, there has been a new trend arising as a topic of discussion in social circles. "So, are you an extrovert or an introvert?", or "Which one do you think I am?", or, "Which one is better", are some of the common phrases surrounding discussions of…
