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Study Divides Humans Into Four Personality Types

They say that every person is unique, but apparently not. Researchers at Northwestern conducted a study of over 1.5 million people and identified four major “clusters” that people fit into.

  • “Average” is the largest group, with people who tend to be neurotic and extroverted, but not very open.
  • “Reserved” people are more emotionally stable but tend to be more introverted.
  • “Role Models” are dependable, less neurotic, and make better leaders. As people age, more of them fit into this category.
  • “Self-Centered” people are highly extroverted but lower in most other categories. Teenagers are frequently in this category and many people eventually age out of it.
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