This educational comic by Roman Jones will help people better understand introverted people. Called 'Dr. Carmella's Guide to Understanding the Introverted,' it explains what introversion is and how to interact with introverted people.
The chart offers tips to help understand what introversion is like. Introverts are often mistaken as being anti-social, shy or quiet, but there is a lot more to it than that. Jones (as Dr. Carmella) explains extroverted people get their energy from their environment, where as introverts gain energy from within. So in social situations extroverts feel reinvigorated while introverts are expending their energy and will find interaction exhausting after a while. Based out of the Czech Republic, artist Roman Jones charmingly illustrates introversion with pink hamster ball-like bubbles encapsulated the person.
What's Driving This Trend
- Understanding Introversion
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