lets look at early childhood
Some children can happily entertain themselves for much of the day without a lot of social interaction. Others kids have ants in their pants syndrome. That has little to do with intro and extro for socialization.
Some children like a lot of stimulation. Other children do not like a lot of stimulation. Some children do not like a noisy environments, other children enjoy lots of noise. That also has little to do with intro and extro socialization
If you like peace and quiet and have the ability to happily entertain yourself then you will do just fine with stay at home and to some extent with social distancing. If you crave a lot of stimulation and normally have "ants in your pants" then you will not do well stay at home unless you have enough hobbies and toys to keep you entertained when on your own or else are sheltering in place with others and can do joint activities.
My son did not start out as a child who could entertain himself, at 3 years old he was instead high demand relying on me to entertain him. But fortunately I needed to do a behavior modification project in my college psychology class and took on increasing his ability to entertain himself in solo play time as the project. I used a timer and a jar of M&Ms and gradually increased the amount of time he spent on entertaining himself versus coming to me looking for stimulation. It worked out very nicely, took a lot of stress out of my life especially since it was winter time in Alaska and I could not just send him outside to play in the back yard.
Think back to your childhood, what were you like ? Did you entertain yourself or rely on other people to be involved in your entertainment? I grew up in a large family so I enjoyed time with my siblings but I also loved time on my own. Fortunately I am not doing stay at home solo but I am also not doing full time in the same small dwelling space with another person(s).
