Either you know someone whose behavior strikes you as cold, or you’ve become aware that people around you see you as a cold person.
Maybe you’ve even asked yourself, “Why am I so cold-hearted?” or “Why am I numb when I should feel something?”
Whatever past trauma you may still be processing, you wonder if you’re missing something about yourself.
While some may be content to dismiss you as cold, you want to believe there’s more to you than that.
When you are at a party or at work, do you get noticed first by other people because you feel the need to take center stage?
Do you like to approach people you don't know and make small talk or learn something about where they come from?
Or, would you rather stay out of the limelight and limit your conversations to a few meaningful ones rather than talking about the weather or sports?
If you love being the center of attention or being with groups of people, that means you are eager for contact and like to make a lot of connections with others. You might be an extrovert.
However, if you would rather stay in the background a bit, then you may prefer solitude rather than being around a large crowd of people. You are probably an introvert.
Just when most people think they have the personality types figured out, it turns out that there's a delta male.
That's right, there are actually six male personality types: alpha, beta, omega, gamma, sigma, and delta.
This personality typing system came from studies of animal hierarchies, and psychologists applied it to humans.
For those of you who are familiar with any of the other personality types, you might have mistaken yourself for something else.
The delta male personality is quite different from the alpha and even the beta type.
Knowing the delta male traits can help you determine if you are one.
People frequently confuse beta and omega personality types.
They mistakenly assume betas are at the bottom of the hierarchical pyramid, but in truth, they're the second tier.
To put it another way: Betas reign in the absence of alphas.
It's a distinctive position with a unique set of potential peaks and valleys.
And today, we're breaking it all down, specifically as it relates to female personality types.
Whoever said that men are like dogs must've been discussing the group’s hierarchy.
As is expected by the title, the alpha male (dog) gets most of the attention and headlines, but what is a beta male personality, and should you be seeking them out for friendship or more?
In a dog pack, a beta male has much power but always bows to the alpha.
Human men break apart from the dog pack (and occasionally the Greek alphabet sequence here).