How to choose a place on the bus to reveal the personality

People think that riding a bus is only one part of everyday life, but a top UK psychologist affirmed the position that passengers choose on the bus can tell a part of their character.

Psychologist Dr. Tom Fawcett of Salford University observed thousands of passengers on double-decker buses running Bolton - Manchester route for several months. He found that the position that passengers choose (in terms of bus absence) can help others anticipate their behavior in situations, temperament and even their personal preferences.

For example, those who prefer to sit in the front row always want to communicate and discover new things, passengers or sitting in the middle rows tend to be independent in thinking, while the majority of the last seated people have a floating personality. disorder and do not want their own space to be violated .

' I observe every expression of passengers, from gesture language, how they communicate with each other, their views on life issues, how to handle situations ,' said Tom.

According to him, middle-aged people often read newspapers or listen to music while sitting in the car. They are older than the group who likes to sit in the middle row. People who have a habit of getting to the end of the bus tend to be adventurous and like to be noticed. They sit in high chairs at the end of the car because they bring the feeling that they are important to everyone around them.

However, the psychiatrist admitted that there are some passengers who are ' unstable ', meaning they are not interested in the seat position. Every time they board the bus, their eyes point to the empty seats.