Quiet By Susan Cain Character Analysis

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The psychologist Brian Little Implies “People Flourish when they are engaged in occupations, roles or setting that are concordant with their personalities”, As read in the book “Quiet” by Susan Cain. Although you're an introvert living in a world where the extrovert ideal is praised; when you’re in a setting that concordant your personality you’re flourishing as a person and your personality will show more. Parenting can be difficult when raising a child who’s introvert, parents tend to believe something is wrong with their child, and try to find help. Parents try to find help for their children so better socialize at home, school and even playgrounds; Parents believe their child's personality might show better and flourish as a person when changing or helping fix the child. Introversion is not something a person can change overnight just by getting help, going to sleep to waking up the next day into an extrovert; And changing the setting of the child doesn’t mean it will change the child. Here …show more content…

When being a parent who’s extrovert and raising a child who’s introvert you may realize the child is locked in their room or doesn’t really like to socialize with others, which makes you worry there is something wrong with the child but as an introvert this can be completely normal. In the book “Quiet” there is an example of parents taking their introvert child to receive treatment four times although the doctor told the parents there was nothing wrong with the child and that's just who the child is. Being an introvert its “Nature”- something that is within and this can be proven through the experiment a developmental psychologist named Jerome Kagan in the book “Quiet” performs on children. The experiment Kagan performs consist of having four month

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