Determine whether you look inward or outward for 1 minute with just one lemon

You believe: a lemon has the ability to guess a person's personality in just a few tens of seconds.

Have you ever wondered if you were an extrovert who liked the bustle, or a "introverted and crying"?

In fact, it's not easy to determine your personality. However, there is now an extremely quick and simple method to determine the personality that you can perform at home. With just a lemon and simple tools, you can identify yourself as an extrovert or an introvert.

Prepare

1. Lemon
2. Cotton swabs (cotton swabbed ears)
3. One thread

Tools for doing experiments.

Perform

First, you tie the thread to the center of the cotton swab so that when you hang, the cotton must be balanced, not leaning on either side.

Tie the cord to the center of the cotton swab

Then you put a cotton tip on your tongue, hold it for 20 seconds and then release it.

Next, add about 5 drops of lemon to the tongue and swallow, and immediately put the other end of the cotton swab on the tongue, also hold for 20 seconds.

Finally, you take the cotton swab and hang it suspended in the air with the pre-tied thread. If the tip of the cotton bud is still balanced or has not changed much, you are an extrovert (extrovert) . If the tip is tilted towards a saliva-infused head after swallowing the lemon, you're the introvert.

How does a cotton swab "say" your personality?

This is a simplified version of a classic research method devised by German psychologist Hans Eysenck in the 60s of the last century.

In the original version, the Eysenck couple used extremely sensitive measuring devices to determine the amount of saliva released after candidates were exposed to lemonade.

By observing and analyzing the saliva content released, Hans Eysenck concluded that those who are introverted will secrete more saliva than those who live extrovertly.

This is the classical method devised in the 60s of the last century.

He explained that introverted people are often anxious and careful about everything. Because they are always wary of what is around them, they tend to close themselves and not often open to the outside world.

Introverts often worry and care about everything.

So the most effective and simplest method to test whether a person is introspective or not is to measure the amount of saliva they secrete.

According to psychological studies, people tend to secrete fluids in the body when they feel anxious and afraid. Therefore, people often use phrases like "gulping" or "sweating" to describe a person's fearful state.

The simplest way to test an introvert or not is to measure the amount of saliva they secrete.

It is also the basis for Eysenck to find a way to determine this particular character. According to him, the determining factor of a person who has an introverted or extrovert personality is the sensitivity in stimulating the cortex.

People who are "introverted, cryless" are often more sensitive in situations in life.

People who are "introverted, cryless" are often more sensitive in situations in life, more sensitive in ways of thinking.

Because of that, they will think more, and thus form much more persistent worries than ordinary people.