Have you ever noticed that some people almost never start a conversation, even when they seem comfortable around others? They may respond warmly when someone approaches them but rarely send the first text, ask the first question or break the silence. Psychology suggests this behavior does not necessarily mean they are unfriendly, uninterested or socially awkward. In many cases, it may reflect a combination of personality, social preferences and the way a person approaches relationships. Research on communication and personality has found links between traits such as extraversion, social anxiety, shyness and emotional sensitivity and the likelihood of initiating conversations. At the same time, personality is complex, and one behavior alone cannot define someone. Here are some traits that may help explain why certain people prefer to let others make the first move.
THEY MAY BE NATURALLY INTROVERTED
