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Review title: Betrays its audience
Product review: Laney's book is a perfect example of the marketing aspect of psychiatry. The phrase "introvert advantage" appears perhaps once in her entire book, and despite what you would think, the idea that introversion is an advantage doesn't play a central role in her theory. "The introvert advantage" is a phrase that sounds good and gets hopeful people to buy the book, but in the end, Laney's message is that being introverted and being successful ("success" being defined by the psychological industry) don't make for a realistic combination. The author says the traits of introversion do have their advantages (introspection, for one) and no one should feel bad about being introverted, but the final chapter of her book is entitled "Extroverting," which says it all. In the end, the assumption is that what introverts really want and need is to be more extroverted. In the end, the book betrays its audience.
