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Introversion vs Extroversion Part II: Genes, gender and leadership
Introversion vs Extroversion Part II: Genes, gender and leadership
Introversion vs Extroversion Part II: Genes, gender and leadership
Sunday 28th August 2022
Explore the impact of genes and gender on introversion vs extroversion, and discover how these traits influence leadership.
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Episode Overview
- Genes contribute to around 40-50% of adult personality.
- Extroverts tend to have higher levels of dopamine activity.
- Introverts may possess unique behavioural flexibility.
- Extroversion isn't necessary for happiness or leadership.
- Leadership effectiveness can depend on team dynamics.
It's almost as if the dopaminergic system is somewhat infected.
Curious about how genes, gender, and leadership shape our personalities? This episode of 'All In The Mind' takes you on a journey through the intriguing world of introversion and extroversion. Hosted by Sana Kadar, this conversation with Dr Andrew Spark from The Queensland University Of Technology explores how these traits are influenced by genetic factors and how they play a role in leadership.
If you've ever wondered why some people thrive in social situations while others shy away, this episode is a must-listen. Dr Spark sheds light on the fascinating neuroscience behind these personality traits, revealing how dopamine levels affect our social interactions and overall happiness. The episode also delves into the surprising differences in how introverts and extroverts perceive leadership roles, providing insights into why extroverts might have an edge in certain scenarios. But fear not, introverts!
Dr Spark highlights the adaptability of introverts, suggesting that they possess a unique behavioural flexibility that allows them to thrive in various situations. You'll find yourself questioning whether extroversion is truly essential for happiness and leadership or if introverts can hold their own in the fast-paced world. With engaging anecdotes and eye-opening research, this episode offers a fresh perspective on the age-old debate between introversion and extroversion. So, are you ready to discover where you fit on the spectrum?
Dive in and find out!