Interestingly, the issue is not simply that extroverted people don't appear to listen to others, it's that when they do listen to others, the speaker assumes that they are simply good at pretending they are listening.
> Furthermore, interaction partners assume that extraversion is positively associated with a greater ability to modify one’s self-presentation.
It seems like a can't-win situation for any extroverted people who are actually good listeners.
> Furthermore, interaction partners assume that extraversion is positively associated with a greater ability to modify one’s self-presentation.
It seems like a can't-win situation for any extroverted people who are actually good listeners.