Introverts are more afraid of social consequences when they say something that somebody else might criticize (loudly) as wrong, hence
- they speak less
- they are more precise when speaking
- they are more tired after social situations
- they are less interesting to small talk with because they leave little room to engage (which could be done by expressing, e.g., preferences, ideas, hypotheses, jokes, ...)
Another hypothesis:
Extroverts made the experience in their life that at a certain point more confidence begets less criticism begets more confidence.
Introverts are more afraid of social consequences when they say something that somebody else might criticize (loudly) as wrong, hence
- they speak less
- they are more precise when speaking
- they are more tired after social situations
- they are less interesting to small talk with because they leave little room to engage (which could be done by expressing, e.g., preferences, ideas, hypotheses, jokes, ...)
Another hypothesis:
Extroverts made the experience in their life that at a certain point more confidence begets less criticism begets more confidence.
Anyone has thoughts on this?