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I want to know what type of places (Mountain towns, plains, plateaus, forests, etc) are preferred by shy and reserved people. I also want to know what states and regions of the US have the shyest people?
I wonder why the New England and the Northwest tend to have more shy/reserved people while the South and Midwest tend to have the most outgoing/social people?
I wonder why the New England and the Northwest tend to have more shy/reserved people while the South and Midwest tend to have the most outgoing/social people?
Likely the national origin of the first American settlers. Scandinavian, German, for the PNW and Upper Midwest (Minnesota, etc). Even though various groups arrived later, the norms of the first groups remain, with an American twist of course.
I heard something that Wisconsin is the most extroverted state is this true?
I think I recall that too, from a study, but studies will have different results. Anyway, I don't know if it's most extroverted of all but Wisconsiners I've met have been on the more extroverted and sociable side, yes.
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Originally Posted by Dylanperr
How do all of you guys know all this information about where the shyest regions in the USA are?
Traveling, moving, getting to know people.
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