How are introverts than children? Here are 7 common features

How are introverts than children? Here are 7 common features

  In recent years, introversion has become a popular topic of discussion and was the focus of many research studies.  While there is a general understanding of what is introversion and how it affects adults, there is less information about what introverted than children are.  In this article, the properties of introverted children are discussed and how they differ from their extrovert peers.
 
 introverted children are often misunderstood and can be considered shy, calm and even anti -social.  However, introverteness does not necessarily mean being socially awkward or uncomfortable;  It is simply a personality trait that describes how a person reacts to stimuli.  Introverted tends to be more inwards and prefer to spend time alone or with a few selected people.  You also process information more intensively than extrovertes and may need longer to make decisions or draw conclusions. 
 Here are 7 common features of introverted children: 
  1. Preference for solo activities:  introverted children often prefer to spend time alone or with a few selected people, to deal with activities such as reading, writing, video games and creative jobs.  You do not need the same level of external stimulation as your extroverted peers and can often be observed how you explore your own inner world in peace. 





  2. Environmental sensitivity:  introverted children tend to react more sensitive to their surroundings than extrovertes, are more subtle changes in their environment and can be overwhelmed by noisy noises or large crowds.  You may also take longer to adapt to new people or situations and prefer to watch from afar before you get involved. 
  3rd preference for deep conversations:  introverted children may show a preference for deep, meaningful conversations, often prefer to talk about things that are important to them and are more likely to build deeper bonds into peers (Chabris, 2018).  They may also show a greater interest in abstract concepts such as philosophy and morality. 
  4.Lek and thoughtful:  introverted children tend to be more thoughtful and thoughtful than their extroverted peers, take more time to rethink their decisions and the consequences of their actions, are more aware of themselves and tend to think before they speak. 
  5. Caution:  introverted children may take fewer risks or behave riskier, they prefer to be more careful and calculated and avoid activities that contain a high level of risk (introvertdear.com, 2020).  This could be due to the fact that they tend to be more thoughtful and thoughtful before making decisions because they are more likely to consider potential results before taking measures.  In addition, they may be more aware of the consequences of their behavior and therefore take fewer risks. 
  6. Ein -like perspective:  While introverted children need more patience and understanding, they often bring a unique perspective into every situation.  Your reflective nature can lead to a deeper understanding of complex topics and help you to see things from different perspectives.  In addition, introverters are often more creative than extrovertes and can offer unique solutions for problems or challenges. 
  7. Guard in every situation:  With the right understanding and the right support, introverted children can be successful in any situation.  This can include offering a quiet space to take breaks and process your thoughts, or that you take more time to make decisions.  In addition, it can help you develop if you give you freedom to research your interests such as reading, writing and creative jobs.  By providing a supportive environment, introverted children can exhaust their full potential and achieve success. 
 While introverted children need more patience and understanding, they often bring a unique perspective into every situation.  Your thoughtful, reflective species can be a valuable asset, be it in the classroom, on the playground or at work. 
In summary, it can be said that introverted children have unique properties that distinguish them from their extroverted peers.  They tend to prefer solo activities are more sensitive to their surroundings, enjoy profound discussions, are more thoughtful and more thoughtful and take fewer risks.  With the right understanding and the right support, introverted children can be successful in every situation. 

  

 
 sources: 


 Chabris, C. F. (2018). What is introversion? Psychology Today,  https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/introversion%20  
 Dewall, C. N., Deckman, T., Pond, R. S., Jr., Bonser, I., & Bushman, B. J. (2011). The Nature and Assessment of Introversion Extraversion: A Multi-Method Multi-Trait Approach.,  https://doi.org/10.1177/10883114258%20  
 introvertdear.com. (2020). Introverted Kids :,  https://introvertdear.com/news/introTed-kids/