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Psychology,” Psychological Inquiry 7, no. 4
(1996): 340–44.
7. “To thine own self be true”: Actually, this
advice comes not so much from
Shakespeare as from his character Polonius
in Hamlet.
8. research psychologist named Richard
Lippa: Richard Lippa, “Expressive Control,
Expressive Consistency, and the Correspondence
Between Expressive Behavior and
Personality,” Journal of Behavior and Personality
36, no. 3 (1976): 438–61. Indeed, psychologists
have found that some people
who claim not to be shy in a written questionnaire
are quite adept at concealing
those aspects of shyness that they can control
consciously, such as talking to members
of the opposite sex and speaking for
long periods of time. But they often “leak”
their shyness unwittingly, with tense body
postures and facial expressions.