The Misconceptions of Introversion: Breaking Stereotypes Image by Victoria_Regen from Pixabay Introverts are often misunderstood, and many misconceptions surround this personality type. Here are some of the most common misconceptions about introverts, along with the truth behind them. Introverts are shy: While introverts may be more reserved in social situations, shyness and introversion are not the same thing. Introversion refers to how someone processes information, while shyness is a fear of social situations. Introverts can be confident and assertive when necessary. Introverts don't like people: Introverts do not hate people, but they do prefer socializing in small groups or one-on-one rather than large gatherings. They value deep connections and meaningful conversations, and they may find small talk draining. Introverts can be social and enjoy spending time with others, but they also need alone time to recharge. Introverts are not good leaders: Man...