The document discusses the differences between introverts and extroverts, highlighting that their brains function differently due to varying levels of dopamine and acetylcholine. It explains that introverts have a longer cognitive processing pathway and typically possess more gray matter in the prefrontal cortex, which is linked to decision-making and abstract thought. This distinction influences their behavior and preferences, with introverts favoring a less stimulating pace compared to the action-oriented nature of extroverts.

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How Introverts brains
function and Why it is
different between
extroverts brains
When an individual is reserved and likes to remain him or
herself, then that person is referred to as an introvert and
when a person is talkative, social, and make friends easily,
then that type of personality is called an extrovert.
According to science, the brains of introverted and
extroverted people are different. If you are an introverted
person and wondering why an extrovert person is different
from you, then you need to remember that his or her brain is
different from you.

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Introverts are Sensitive towards Dopamine:

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Have you ever wondered why extroverts prefer action and
introverts prefer pace? The answer to this question is linked
with two powerful chemicals discovered in our brains – they
are dopamine and acetylcholine. These two chemicals heavily
influence our behavior.

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Introverted People Prefer a Different Facet of their Nervous
System:

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The nervous system features two sides. One is the
sympathetic side that activates the fright, fight, or flight
response and the other one is the parasympathetic side that
targets “rest and digest” mode.

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Introverts Utilize the Long Acetylcholine Pathway
Introverts are overthinkers. It is due to the reason that
introverted people process stimuli in a non-identical way.
While information comes from the external world, such as
from someone’s voice or in a digital form on a computer
screen, it enters the brain of an extrovert. Then it travels a
brief pathway, covering areas of the brain in which touch,
taste, sound, and sight are processed.

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Introverts have a much longer pathway. Stimulation covers
many parts of the brain, including the following:
 Right Front Insular.
 Broca’s Area.
 Right and Left Front Lobes
 Left Hippocampus

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Introverts Hold More Gray Matter
According to a study, introverts involved with thicker and
larger gray matter in the prefrontal cortex that is the part of
the brain involving decision-making and abstract thought. On
the other hand, extroverts featured with a thinner gray
matter in the same part. It means that introverts dedicate
neural wealth to their abstract thought more than the
extroverts, who want to live in that moment.

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