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1 week ago

The Animal Personality That Captures Your Social Media Style

Ever wondered what your Instagram feed says about your inner animal? Or why you scroll through TikTok like a cautious deer while your friend posts boldly like a roaring lion? The way we use social media mirrors the same personality traits scientists have found in animals for decades. Just as personality traits like neuroticism, agreeableness and extraversion have been studied in animals, these same traits shape how we present ourselves online.
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fromPsychology Today
1 week ago

Is the Holiday Party Season a Bad Time for Introverts?

The end of the Christmas and New Year party season may mean that the emotional tone of early January appears somewhat quiet and downbeat, perhaps in contrast to the previous social whirl of December, and therefore many may well feel correspondingly gloomy right now. However, it could be that extraverts, the personality type defined by psychologists as more outgoing and sociable, will feel particularly deprived of socializing opportunities at this more subdued time of the year,
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fromPsychology Today
6 months ago
Relationships

Helping Introverts Growing Up in Extraverted Families

Introverts in extraverted families may feel inadequate due to cultural bias favoring extraversion.
fromPsychology Today
7 months ago
Remote teams

No, Introversion Does Not Make You a Better Leader

Introverted leaders can thrive by leveraging their ability to act extraverted when necessary.
The belief that introverts are inherently better leaders is misguided and potentially harmful.
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fromPsychology Today
7 months ago

No, Introversion Does Not Make You a Better Leader

Introverted leaders can thrive by leveraging their ability to act extraverted when necessary.
The belief that introverts are inherently better leaders is misguided and potentially harmful.
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