While extroverts command the room with their presence, introverts are quietly developing cognitive superpowers that become more valuable as our world grows more complex, distracted, and digitally ...

Introverts are also good at observing and noticing the finer details—more subtle things that others can miss. This can be really important, particularly for leaders. Introverts are often quite ...

The best jobs for introverts involve high stakes and big responsibilities but low demands on social skills and meeting ...

How children react to getting presents is partially linked to temperament: how children experience, perceive and interact ...

Micro-joys, like savoring a cup of coffee, taking a quick walk in the sun or receiving a heartwarming message from a friend, ...

Cornered by a chatty Cathy? It can be hard to figure out how to end the conversation. Here's what to say without being rude.

You are standing in front of the team and giving a presentation flawlessly. Well, for some, it is an everyday talk, but for ...

The need to constantly put yourself out there and engage on social media can be an introvert's nightmare. So, what can you do to have an impact while maintaining your equilibrium? An infographic ...

Timeless card games like Uno and Memory, and newer ones like Sleeping Queens and Exploding Kittens, are great for using working memory, thinking flexibly, persisting and strategizing. Most importantly ...

A study reveals the age that accurately predicts a child's success later in life. Turns out kids show signs of future success ...