Are You an Introvert or Extrovert? You’re Twice as Likely to Say This One
Would you say you’re an introvert or an extrovert?
According to a recent survey, you’re twice as likely to say one of those . . . and it’s INTROVERT. That means you prefer being alone, or hanging out with a few people instead of big groups.
A thousand Americans were polled. 56% said they’re an introvert, and only 28% said extrovert. The other 15% or so said they had no idea what they are.
They broke the stats down even further than that too: Only 13% said they’re a “complete introvert” . . . and 43% said “mostly” introverted.
23% said “mostly” an extrovert, and just 5% said total extrovert.
This other question they asked is interesting too: Do you think it’s possible for an introvert to BECOME an extrovert if they really try?
43% said they didn’t know enough about it to answer. But of the people who did, most said YES. 33% said you can learn to be an extrovert. 25% said you can’t.
(YouGov)
