Extraverts are more prone than introverts to developing infectious diseases such as colds when under stress.

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Studies have shown that personality traits, such as being an extravert or introvert, do not directly correlate with an increased susceptibility to infectious diseases like colds when under stress. Factors such as immune system function, exposure to pathogens, and general health practices play a more significant role in disease susceptibility.

Extraverts Are More Prone Than Introverts to Developing Infectious Diseases