The "ambivert" issue - conflicts between Socionic and Classical E/I

[Cuddly McFluffles]

@ machintruc: I already know their roles. Thanks, though. Norepinephrin is similar/somehow related to adrenaline, right?

[machintruc]

@ machintruc: I already know their roles. Thanks, though. Norepinephrin is similar/somehow related to adrenaline, right?

Yes. Norepinephrin has a role in vigilance and concentration (as well as dopamin).

When too low, you can't concentrate on anything, and your thinking process is "deliberate".

When too high, you tend to concentrate or random and useless things, and your thinking process is "restless". You can't focus on adequate things.

[Cuddly McFluffles]

Yes. Norepinephrin has a role in vigilance and concentration (as well as dopamin).

When too low, you can't concentrate on anything, and your thinking process is "deliberate".

When too high, you tend to concentrate or random and useless things, and your thinking process is "restless". You can't focus on adequate things.

So what if you can concentrate on something if interested and can concentrate on useless/random things?

And what about Es who prefer noise but physically feel better without it/can get overstimulated by it?