9 Reasons Not To Judge an Introvert

7. Born this way

Hans Eysenck, a German-born English psychologist, defined introverts by their baseline arousal. It was apparent that introverts have high baseline arousal and need little social interaction to reach satisfaction. Moreover, brain scans showed a thicker prefrontal cortex in introverts compared to extroverts, which is associated with deeper thoughts and planning. This goes to show that being an introvert cannot be helped. What can I say? They were born this way.

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  1. your article is very informative and interesting.I think i agree that at times we misjudge others for who they are. we judge people on different basis such as the clothes they wear and how they talk. but at times we are wrong.

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