MIC.COM: INTROVERT OR EXTROVERT? YOUR ANSWER MAY HOLD AN IMPORTANT CLUE TO YOUR BRAIN HEALTH

“A strong social support network and consistent interactions with people is absolutely a protective factor for our cognitive health, so it makes some sense that extroverted people would experience lower rates of cognitive decline,” says Stefani Goerlich, a Detroit-based psychotherapist. “Likewise, people who are more conscientious in general are probably more conscientious about managing their health proactively- which again, will protect against cognitive decline,” Goerlich explains.
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