Interesting Differences Between Extroverts and Introverts
Psychology: Extroverts vs. Introverts
Psychology
of Extrovert
Extrovert: a
person who’s interest is more in his environment and in other people than in
himself; a person who is active and expressive.
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
Psychology
of Introvert
Introvert: a shy
person. a person characterized by concern with his own thoughts and feelings.
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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I am an extrovert in all ways except keeping my feelings in, therefore having ulcers, colitis and all kinds of other internal illnesses. Why is it that I am able to easily express how I feel, show empathy and interest in others, however internalize all negative vibes, unkind remarks, aggressive people, etc? That seems contradictory to me. Good article, thanks for sharing.
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