Professor Alison Wood Brooks

It is my real email as well.

I'm not giving out a fake one.

Yeah, exactly.

And is this introvert, ambivert, extrovert stuff real?

Tell me about it.

Zara and my team said that the thing she wants to do on a Friday after a really, really, really, really, really busy week is she wants to go to a busy coffee shop and be around loads of people.

And I was like, what?

She goes, yeah, it recharges me.

I'm like, what are you, like, psychopath?

And then there's me who after the same week, all I want to do is be in a dark, cold room on my own.

But there's those people though in society, we all know them, that are like around people, they just become like a social butterfly.

Yeah.

They like talk loads.

They're really engaged.

They're energized by it.

And then there's us lot who are just drained by that stuff.

And I look at these people and go, I'm almost jealous of them.

I go, I don't know how you do that.

And what do you see in terms of percentages there?

And does it have classifications in terms of like how many classifications?