Introverts/Extroverts and Stimuli levels by edhoover
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Description
As an Introverts and having (among other things) a psychology degree, I feel like present a hypothesis on what what is generally though of as the traditional type of introvert as explained by several Stimuli levels:
1) individual minimum and maximum tolerance levels for stimuli (whether that stimuli is external or internal). These possibly can be adjusted through training much like a muscle can be exercised.
2) internal stimuli (which an individual has a tendency to, but can be somewhat adjusted).
Comments (2)
BryceHoro
Well done depiction of the hypothesis.
Staticon
I think I see what you are getting at - but it's a little beyond me. I will give it further thought. :-)