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Some kids are the life of every party and the lead in every school play, while others are quiet in class and

keep to a small circle of friends. Because our culture tends to prize being bold and outgoing,

parents often worry about kids who seem too shy, but shyness as a trait isn't inherently good or bad.

Today we're going to talk to a psychologist who studies

temperament in young children about why some kids are shyer than others, how shyness develops

from babyhood on, and how parents and other caregivers can best support shy kids. So how do

researchers define shyness? How do genes and environment interact to shape children's individual temperament and personality? Do shy kids tend to become shy adults, or can our temperament change over our lifetime? What's the difference between shyness and introversion? What's the relationship between shyness

and social anxiety? And how can parents help their shy kids recognize and tap into the strengths

of their own temperament? Welcome to Speaking of Psychology, the flagship podcast of the

American Psychological Association that examines the links between

psychological science and everyday life. I'm Kim Mills.

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