Kupciw & MacGregor (2012) define high-risk sports as activities that imply a possibility of injury or death, and in order to minimize the risks associated with the sport, specialized equipment is often needed. Continue reading
Posted in Personality Psychology, Sport
Tagged conscientiousness, extraversion, extreme sport, neuroticism, risk-taking
Why is it that some people enjoy going to parties, doing conferences, talking in public, and others absolutely do not? Continue reading
Posted in Introversion, Neuropsychology, Personality Psychology
Tagged extraversion, introversion
