Your friends can’t agree on whether you’re quiet or outgoing—and that contradiction may actually reveal your hidden strength.

Move over introverts and extroverts. Psychiatry has a new term — otrovert — for those who don’t fit neatly into either label.

What I’ve learned in my research is that we should all lean into the strengths of our personalities in the workplace: Whether ...

Feeling like an outsider despite social skills? Explore the 'otrovert' personality type, defined by a sense of otherness and ...

There's a new personality trait on the block, and it's all over the internet. You have probably already come across it. The ...

If you’ve always felt like “introvert” and “extrovert” didn’t quite capture your vibe, maybe you’ve just found your word -- otrovert.

Extroverts thrive on social interaction and often find extended periods of solitude to be draining and isolating. They ...

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

Recent discussions on confidence, sparked by a personal family incident, have led to a deeper exploration of its neuroscientific basis. Experts define confidence as the willingness to act, influenced ...

For decades, the world has divided people into two broad personality types, introverts and extroverts. Introverts are known to recharge through solitude and quiet reflection, while extroverts thrive ...