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- As well as extroverts and introverts, there are “ambiverts” who lie somewhere in the middle.
- Researchers predict about two thirds of us are ambiverts.
- They are people who sometimes like to socialise but other times they want to be alone.
- As with all personality types, there are benefits and drawbacks.
People often categorise themselves into one of two types: an extrovert or an introvert.
Stereotypically, extroverts are the life of the party, and like nothing more than socialising with friends and meeting new people. Introverts are happier going home alone and curling up with a book.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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