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Cain: Open Office Interruptions Double Task Completion Times and Impair Thinking
“That they make people less productive because you're so much more likely to be interrupted, and with each interruption, it takes you twice as long to complete your task. And people just psychologically feel kind of invaded because when you feel like you can be…”
Cain: Psychologists View Introversion and Extroversion as Fundamental Human Traits
“Most personality psychologists believe that introversion and extroversion are one of the most, if not the most fundamental aspect of human nature, you know, on, And that, that's true across all cultures, that this tendency to be introverted or extroverted expl…”
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…”
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”
Cain: 20th-Century Self-Help Literature Shifted Focus From Character to Charisma
“And he looked at the self-help books from the 19th century and compared them to the self-help books from the 20th century. And he found that literally like the words that the authors use were completely different. So in the 19th century,
The words in the self-…”