We all know people who are the life and soul of the party. And those who would rather do anything else than spend their ...

A new term is trending: “otrovert.” Here’s what psychologists say it is—and 7 signs you might fit the in-between profile.

If you love to socialize, have high energy that can't be tamed, and find a boost in morale by spending time with others, it's likely that you're an extrovert. Extroverts aren't afraid to be friendly, ...

For decades, personality studies have categorised people as introverts, extroverts, or ambiverts. Yet, many feel these labels don’t fully capture their social tendencies. The emerging concept of the ...

While introverts generally prefer their alone time and need solitude to recharge their social battery after social interaction, according to a study from the Journal of Research in Personality, ...

Imagine a person who’s neither the life of the party nor the quiet shadow in the corner, but someone who flows effortlessly between the two-enjoying vibrant social moments yet equally enjoying ...

In my experience, leaders of large companies tend to be outgoing. They like to work with and through others, and feed off the energy of others. That’s why, the first time I met Richard Branson, I ...

After a devastating loss, I spiraled into grief. Through reinvention and embracing sensitivity, I found healing — and you can ...

American doctor Rami Kaminski has made a case for otroversion - an alternative personality trait for people who don't tend to fit the mould.

Being organised, engaged, and helpful could not just make you more enjoyable to be around, it may even help you live longer ...

At a basic level, knowing yourself and your preferences can work as an intuitive guide for making most kinds of decisions.

Waldorf, Md.-based Heather R. Huhman is a career expert, experienced hiring manager and president of Come Recommended, the PR ...