Because introverts often inadvertently fail to meet other people’s expectations of mimicry, not only do they lack the " extravert advantage," they might even have a distinct introvert disadvantage.

The COVID-19 lockdowns affected people in different ways, depending on their personality traits. Research suggests that extroversion, conscientiousness, and neuroticism played key roles in shaping ...

Introverts tend to prefer colder, more gloomy, and dreary environments, at least according to a 2023 study, so it's not ...

In one study, introverts even reported feeling truer to themselves when they were behaving like extroverts. That’s because, much as we might prize authenticity, we have other desires, too.

The author offers advice for how best to support introverts and extroverts during this time. The first piece of advice? Give introverts time and space.

Being social means something different for introverts during coronavirus. If you want ways to stay connected, here's a few boundary-setting ideas.

BUFFALO, N.Y. – The isolation and social restrictions associated with the COVID-19 pandemic hit extroverts especially hard, but those same individuals high in extroversion developed novel strategies ...

But while 88% of introverts said the hybrid work environment makes them feel like they can come out of their shell, they were also more likely than extroverts to sometimes find this work model ...