Move over introverts and extroverts. Psychiatry has a new term — otrovert — for those who don’t fit neatly into either label.

There's a vast difference between a happy marriage and an unhappy one, and often it can be seen in the smallest of behaviors.

For decades, the world has divided people into two broad personality types, introverts and extroverts. Introverts are known to recharge through solitude and quiet reflection, while extroverts thrive ...

Introversion and extroversion help describe how you gather and direct energy — these traits are part of who you are, not ...

Are you an introvert or an extrovert? This is one question that solely defines your personality type, but do you sometimes feel like you don’t belong to either group? If so, then there is a new ...

The Otrovert personality, coined by Dr. Rami Kaminski, describes individuals who don't strongly identify with social groups, preferring deep connections over wide networks. Unlike ambiverts, Otroverts ...

We all know people who are the life and soul of the party... and those who would rather do anything else than spend their weekend socialising. More often than not, people tend to have black and white ...

Think extroverts are better leaders? Better at sales? Think introverts spend more time alone, thinking? Think again.

There is a meme in modern therapy culture saying that you shouldn’t try to change – you are perfectly imperfect, and that the right people will accommodate your every idiosyncrasy. Relatedly, ...

For decades, personality studies have categorised people as introverts, extroverts, or ambiverts. Yet, many feel these labels don’t fully capture their social tendencies. The emerging concept of the ...