Susan Cain
12 statements across 1 episodes · 4 bullish · 2 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Nov 1, 2017 by Susan Cain · across every show →
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Nov 1, 2017
Cain: Framing Domestic Conflicts as Temperament Differences Eases Resolution
“It took us a while to realize that that was an introversion, extroversion thing, and somehow once you frame it as that, it's actually a lot easier to work it out. I think because it gives it gives legitimacy to the other person's point of view instead of feeli…”
Nov 1, 2017 positive
Cain: Teams Eagerly Discuss Personal Work Preferences Under Psychological Safety
“The underlying key to what I'm saying is creating the space where it's okay to talk about this stuff. And once I have found that once that dam has broken and people start to feel it's okay, they can't shut up about it because it's endlessly fascinating and end…”
Nov 1, 2017 positive
Susan Cain: Ideal Office Design Lets Employees Move Between Private and Open Spaces
“First of all, I think it's important to design workplaces now, nowadays, where people have a choice of how they'd like to work. So a place where people can move freely back and forth between private spaces and open communal spaces, I think is the ideal.”
Nov 1, 2017 neutral
Cain: Psychological Literature Shows Half of Marriages Are Introvert-Extrovert Pairings
“When it comes to marriages according to the literature, and also from what I see, about half of the marriages are with people of the same, two people of the same personality style, and then about half are these introvert, extrovert pairings”
Nov 1, 2017 positive
Cain: Teams Require Introverts and Extroverts to Balance Action and Analysis
“You most definitely want a mix and there's research talking about this, and I think common sense would also say it, because you know, you can imagine it, you have a team, let's say, of all introverts, and it can just become kind of too quiet, and you're kind o…”
Nov 1, 2017
Cain: Emotional Distress Stems From Believing Hardship Should Not Happen
“I think a lot of times when we get upset about something, we don't even realize it, but it's coming from a feeling that it's not supposed to be this way, like something went horribly wrong. And so in addition to the thing itself, you're kind of feeling like it…”
Nov 1, 2017 neutral
Cain: Introverts' Nervous Systems React More Strongly to Stimulation Than Extroverts'
“Really the difference between introverts and extroverts at a neurobiological level is that we have different nervous systems and introverts have nervous systems that react more to stimulation. So for us, The sweet spot is when there's less stimulation around u…”
Nov 1, 2017 negative
Nov 1, 2017
Cain: Introverts Find Time With Close Family Far Less Draining Than Strangers
“I also find that for me, and I think for a lot of introverts the time that I spend with other people who I know really well, like family, is very relaxing compared to time spent with people I don't know well, because there's not that feeling of, like, you have…”
Nov 1, 2017 positive
Nov 1, 2017
Cain: Outward Social Skills Do Not Change an Introvert's Underlying Nature
“It's more that I've over time gained the skills to be able to do these things. And I want to do them cause I really care about what I'm saying. So I'm doing something that's vaguely uncomfortable in the service of something I care about, but my underlying natu…”
Nov 1, 2017 negative
Cain: Children Raised on Social Media Struggle to Tell the Full Truth
“I really worry about this with social media that I feel like, especially, you know, younger kids being raised on social media don't even know what it's like to tell the full truth because everything Is so curated, and even diaries nowadays, you know, are kind …”