2 Non-psychologists may have their own definitions of “introvert”, too.
One 1981 paper published in the European Journal of Social Psychology compared “common-sense” ideas about the term to “scientific” ones. One of the findings was that a lot of people believe introverts think often about themselves – they’re introspective, just like in Jung’s original definition. But that criterion doesn’t even appear on the Big 5 scale.
“The problem you have now is that people who define themselves as introspective introverts don’t necessarily score as introverts on the Big 5 extraversion scale,” says Cheek, “and so they’re being told ‘No, you’re not an introvert’.”[2]
- Hannah Rodrigo / unsplash.com / BuzzFeed
Comments
57 comments
asffasasffas
asffas
asffas
asffas
asffas
asffas
asffas
asffasasffasasffas
asffas
asffasasffas
xasfasfasfasfasfafsasf
@demo, fadsfasf
@demo, fdfasdfadsf
qwfqwfqwfqwfqfwqwfqwf
asffasasffasasffasasffasasffasasffas
asffas
asffas