Hans Eysenck and the Introvert Comfort Zone

Hans Eysenck and the Introvert Comfort Zone

Who was Hans Eysenck and what did he study? How did his research explain the comfort zone each person has based on their temperament? Hans Eysenck was a psychologist who studied the effects of environmental stimulation on introverts and extroverts. He found that working in a zone of comfortable stimulation levels led to better performance. Read more about Hans Eysenck, his research, and how to apply it.

Culture of Character: A Relic From the Past

Culture of Character: A Relic From the Past

What is a culture of character? How does it differ from a culture of personality and which does society currently default to? A culture of character is the idea that people in society are judged on their ethics, values, and reliability. In contrast, a culture of personality relies on things like charisma and likeability. Read more about how American society has shifted from a culture of character to a culture of personality, and what that means for introverts.

The 4 Disciplines of Execution Discussion Questions

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Are you looking for The 4 Disciplines of Execution discussion questions? Do you want help reflecting on and apply the book’s lessons? The 4 Disciplines of Execution discussion questions focus on the key lessons of the book. These exercises help you think about the best way to apply them to your own life and workplace. Read on for a list of The 4 Disciplines of Execution discussion questions.

Introvert to Extrovert: Is It Possible to Change?

Introvert to Extrovert: Is It Possible to Change?

Is it possible to go from an introvert to an extrovert? How fixed is anyone’s personality or temperament? You can go from being an introvert to an extrovert, but that change wouldn’t be permanent. Realistically, what happens is that some people are good at acting like the other personality type based on the demands of a given situation. Read on to see how to go from introvert to extrovert temporarily.