Extroverts:
These people are assumed to be full of life, outgoing and friendly. Although
that is generally an apt description of them, it is not how extroversion is
defined. In essence, an extrovert is someone who comes alive, and is energized,
by spending time with others. On their own, they tend to wilt and feel down, or
feel depressed and bored.
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Also, although they like to think, they need to talk
through their ideas. It’s not enough for them
to explore these in their mind. They’re usually excellent at small talk,
making others feeling included, and keeping things light-hearted, casual and
fun.
1.They need friends and make them more readily than
introverts
2. They tend to seek out careers that allow them to
interact frequently with others
3. They make their presence known more obviously than
introverts in group situations
4. They tend to be expansive in their body movements,
gesture often, and dress colorfully than introverts
5. They tend to travel farther and move more often than
introverts
6. They display less incline to suffer from migraines,
ulcers, colitis, and certain types of heart diseases than are introverts
7. Most extroverts prefer to work late at night as
opposed to early in the morning
Introverts: An
introvert is not just someone who is shy. Shyness includes a degree of
apprehension, and a feeling of nervousness or anxiety in social situations, or
around new people. This need not be true for an introvert. Instead, an
introverted person may have great social skills, be entertaining and good
company. However, they feel drained and tired after spending time with people –
and to be re-energized they need to withdrawn, and be on their own.
Also, introverts are especially interested in the working
of their inner world. They like to have time to think, to play with ideas, to
experiment with concepts, and to explore their feelings. They also prefer to
discuss these with others – rather than spending time on (what to them) feels
like empty and superficial chatter.
1. They prefer to be alone or in small groups and do not
need or want many friends
2. They tend to seek out careers where they do not have
to meet and greet in public
3. They do not seek attention in group situations
4. They tend to inhibit and restrict their body movements
and gestures and to dress in a subdued (restrained, soften, controlled) fashion
5. They tend to limit their traveling and stay in one
place for longer periods
6. They display greater fears and apprehensions
(suspicion) than extroverts
7. They are inclined to suffer from internalizing their
feelings by getting anxiety-related diseases such as migraines, ulcers,
colitis, and certain heart disease
8. Most introverts prefer to work early in the morning as
opposed to late at night
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