Purpose The purpose of the current study was to examine role distance learning in enhancing introverted students’ lack communication and social interaction improve their performance translation class. Cain (2013) Kuzeljevich (2017) agreed that identifying “introverted” “extroverted” students is important for meeting needs. While extroverted have strong skills allow them interact comfortably dif...

Abstract Background As a contemporary form of “workplace harassment' (WH) is reported gaslighting. Preston Ni, defines it as ‘A constant manipulation and brainwashing…' The phenomenon presented mainly affecting the woman in workplace. aim study to determine identify risk subjecting workplace Bulgaria this psychological pressure gaslighting, favor building reduction program cause. Methods Empiri...

We examined whether people’s trait increases when asked to impress others with that trait. Participants (N=422) reported their extraversion/introversion and social desirability of extraversion introversion. After 7 10 days, we them write a self-introduction gave either an extraverted or introverted impression, depending on condition. Their was measured before the self-introduction. Results indi...

Introduction: Internationally, COVID-19 has impacted populations because of both infections and measures to prevent the spread virus. The pandemic's long-term social psychological effects on Dutch population were studied. Method: GOR-COVID-19 health monitor 1 includes quarterly measurements among youth (12- 24-year-olds) adult (25 older) panels. June September 2022 included open-ended question,...

Every human has psychological conditions including personality types, and it is said that fictional characters are reflections of actual people. This research aimed to find a character named Meilin “Mei” Lee’s conscious unconscious types. used Lee as an object the Turning Red movie source data with its action dialogues done by primary data. To this types theory proposed Carl Jung qualitative de...

A common finding of past research is that people who stutter are stereotyped as being more guarded, nervous, self-conscious, tense, sensitive, hesitant, introverted, and insecure than nonstutterers. Using an innovative survey method, two questions studied were (1) whether individuals who have on-going contact with the same stutterer share the negative stereotype identified by past research, and...

Using the emergent friendship network of an incoming cohort of students in an M.B.A. program, we examined the role of extraversion in shaping social networks. Extraversion has two important implications for the emergence of network ties: a popularity effect, in which extraverts accumulate more friends than introverts do, and a homophily effect, in which the more similar are two people's levels ...