This quiz will help you figure out whether you (and your BFFs!) are an introvert or an extrovert in time for the hyper-social holiday season.

Take this quiz to find out where you fall on the introvert-extrovert spectrum. Answer each question True or False, choosing the answer that applies to you more often than not. 1. I prefer one-on ...

See our cover story, "The Upside of Being an Introvert." See our gallery of the great introverts and extroverts in history.

Extroverts can also experience more mood swings than some introverts, along with feelings of intense sadness when others aren't around.

Being an introvert isn’t about hating people—it’s about how we process the world. Here are the everyday situations that ...

What is an extrovert? Someone defined as an extrovert is someone whose personality type matches people-oriented characteristics such as being inviting, warm, expressive, talkative and sociable.

Introverts and extroverts are often misunderstood, with many stereotypes clouding the true nature of these personality types. By debunking myths and embracing the diversity of human behavior, we ...

Many introverts have a preference for alone time and solitude because it's the space where they recharge their social batteries, whereas extroverts find fulfillment and are energi ...

As expected, the happy extroverts outnumbered the happy introverts, by about two to one. But the researchers were more interested in what drove the rare happy introvert’s relatively high well-being.

Introverts do not tend to experience such benefits. It, therefore, seems intuitive that introverts will fare better than extroverts during periods of lockdown isolation.

Beyond extroverts’ abundant energy, this personality type can be highly creative, although in a different way to their introverted counterparts.