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unpopular,¡±isoneoftheexamplesofthiscultural
inhibition.
trend,boastingalmost55,000followers.¡°Ithinkthatit
attributestothoseintheir20swhoseplayfulapproach
Thecurrenttrendofindividualism
tosuchbleakideasasalienationconvertsitintohumor,
ratherthantakingitseriously,¡±repliedthewebsite
Assaintherecentpastwasan¡°Assa¡±itself,
manageruponaquestionregardingitsparadoxical
nomorethanaplainname.Thenhowcould
popularity.
thosemarginalindividualsinuniversities
establishthemselvesasdriversofnew
campusculture?
PersonalityTraits:Extraversion-Introversion
TheadventofindividualisminKorean
andbiologicalfactors
societycanbethefactorthaterodedthe
Somemaylikearenownedtenorforthesinglereason
predominantvaluesofcollectivism.Theshift
ofbeinglovedbythemajority.Others,onthecontrary,
intheambiencehasbeenembodiedinthe
dislikethesinger,fortheybelieveintheirownideathat
resultofarecentpollthatmanifestschanges
itisextremelyrareforthosebelovedfigureswhowell
inpeople¡¯spriorities.
deserveit.CarlGustaveJung,aSwisspsychiatristinthe
Undergraduateswhocallthemselvesas
early20thcentury,suggestedhistheoryofExtraversion-
deliberateAssasamountedto45.8percent
Introversionalongsidewiththeabovemetaphor,
amongthetotalof889students,accordingto
classifyingthehumanpersonalityintobifoldcategories.
asurveyconductedbyAlbamon,aKorean
Jung¡¯stheoryonpersonalitytraitstakeshisaudience
versionofLinkedInforpart-timers.They
onabrieftouronthemotivationofAssa-likebehaviors.
ratedtheirlifestyleofsolitudeas7.2outof
Introvertstendtoactupontheirownpersonal
10onaverage,aratingscorethatimpliesa
orientation,accordingtohistheory.Heinsiststhatthe
considerabledegreeofsatisfaction.Many
introvertsarenotinterestedinuniversalvalues,such
respondentsrepliedwithreasonssuchas:
asthepreferenceofthepopular,butarepromptedby
¡°moreconvenientwithoutcaringabout
theirsubjectiveinformationstemmingfromthevery
others,¡±and¡°beingsickofrelationships,¡±
selves.Hardlyaretheyignoranttothemeritsofabiding
measuringupto67.7percentand22.3
bysuchnormas¡°gettingalongwellwithothers,¡±but
percent,respectively.
theymerelydonotsubscribetothepervasiveideasdue
Itisnoticeablefromtheseresponsesthat
toadiscrepancywiththeirownnotion.Introvertswith
individualismisinfiltratingintoevery
whomAssascanbeidentifiedthuscanbeunderstoodas
singlesegmentofKoreansociety,including
deliberatelyoptingtobetheminorityincampus,since
campuslife.Agreatdealofrespondents
theydonotconsignthemselvestosuchprevalentideas,
seemedtoemphasizeindividualisticvalues
whichhardlymotivatesthem.
andtraits,suchas¡°one¡¯sownconvenience¡±
BasedonJung¡¯sdichotomyonhumanpersonalities,
and¡°skepticismonformingrelationships.¡±
anarrayofexperimentshavebeenundergoneinorder
Consideringtheindividualisticimpressions
toassociatethedifferencewithbiologicalattributes.A
thatsurfacedontheresponses,thebirth
research,¡°Differencesinregionalbrainvolumerelated
ofnewAssasandrelatedcontentsseems
totheextraversion?introversiondimension?Avoxel
inevitable.
basedmorphometrystudy,¡±conductedbyStockholm
BrainInstitute,illuminatesthecorrelationbetween
Survivalofthefittest
aperson¡¯spropensityforsocializationandthebrain
structure.Forbothgrayandwhitematters,theresearch
Thedevastatingcompetitioninthejob
discoveredthatallcorrelationsbetweenextraversion
marketisacceleratingthespreadofAssa
andregionalbrainvolumewerenegative.Introverts
cultureincampuses.Theunemploymentrate
werefoundtohavelargergreyandwhitemattersin
ofthedemographicsof25and29-year-olds
braincoveringsomeregionssuchastherightprefrontal
reached9.5percentin2017,ofwhichtherate
cortex?apartknowntobeinvolvedinbehavioral
ofincreaserecorded50.8percentcompared
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