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Extroverts more exhausted than introverts + Some myths about brain just won't go away

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Extroverts May Be More Exhausted Than Introverts 3 Hours Later
http://bigthink.com/robby-berman/extrove...ours-later

EXCERPT: A fair amount of research has been done involving what psychologists call the Big Five personality traits: openness to experience, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism. It’s been found the extroversion is a trait that has an immediate positive outcome. Unlike introverts, extroverts get happy when they’re socializing, though even the former can get there, too, just by pretending to be extroverted. New researchsuggests, though, that extroverts may pay a price for their fun, a price that introverts don’t pay....



How Some Myths about the Brain Just Don't Go Away
http://bigthink.com/robby-berman/how-som...nt-go-away

EXCERPT: [...] Dispelling the Myth: Training in Education or Neuroscience Decreases but Does Not Eliminate Beliefs in Neuromyths, recently published in Frontiers in Psychology, reveals how hard it is to stamp out these popular untruths. Its authors, led by Kelly Macdonald of the University of Houston, handed out true/false questionnaires to 3,000 members of the general public, 600 educators, and 234 people who had taken a substantial number of higher-education courses on the brain or neuroscience. Participants didn’t do as well as one might hope, especially the more “expert” among them. Every group had people who believed falsehoods about neuroscience, in about the ratios you’d expect. Some of the most common neuromyths that just won’t let go are these, along with the percentage of people who get them wrong, broken down into the general public, educators, and people knowledgeable in neuroscience...

MORE: http://bigthink.com/robby-berman/how-som...nt-go-away
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(Sep 17, 2017 11:17 PM)C C Wrote: Extroverts May Be More Exhausted Than Introverts 3 Hours Later
http://bigthink.com/robby-berman/extrove...ours-later

EXCERPT: A fair amount of research has been done involving what psychologists call the Big Five personality traits: openness to experience, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism. It’s been found the extroversion is a trait that has an immediate positive outcome. Unlike introverts, extroverts get happy when they’re socializing, though even the former can get there, too, just by pretending to be extroverted. New researchsuggests, though, that extroverts may pay a price for their fun, a price that introverts don’t pay....
Quote:“It is very important to replicate the results in a new, larger sample with more men, before we can confidently claim that extroverted behavior really is related to later fatigue... It is possible that Introverts actually become more tired — however, if they do, the difference is likely to be very small.”
What i think will be uncovered as the study is continued, is that with Extravert personality comes consistant strong psychosis.
However, with the PRocess of the nature of interaction/socialisation the inccidence of the severity of the psychosis is lost amongst the noise of general socialised drama defined as
"normal extravert socialisation behaviours"
it appears through my own observations that those whom some percieve as extraverts by nature & function of occurance are infact introverts engaging in an extravertive process of intravert modality.
as far as the study is concerned, European women would be vastly more rounded than non European women emotionally and socially.
there is still a vast majority in many countrys where women are culturally segragated from men socially & intellectually.
having a co-ed chat about mental health & Gender & Gender eqaulity as an intellectual paradigm  is like rocket science to chimpanzees for billions of people in many cultures.

added for perspective, look at the usa for an example of assumed intellect.
probably around 25% of their population beleive in gender segragation as a normative intellectual & educational mandate for cultural & intellectual dictatorship of children.

The vast numbers of people whom 'have' self defined as Extroverts in a process of self identity is indeed a quandry for their own bias.
thankfully psychologists would not be burdenned by such dogma.
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Syne Offline
Another "duh" finding from social scientists. Of course introverts don't suffer after socializing. 3 hours later they have had time to "recharge" in their preferred relative solitude.
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