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    This document compares and contrasts introverts and extroverts. It explains that personality exists on a spectrum, with introverts on one end focused more on internal thoughts and solitary activities, while extroverts on the other end are more concerned with external stimuli and gain energy from social interactions. The basic difference is introverts are more concerned with their own thoughts, while extroverts are more focused on what is happening around them.

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    This document compares and contrasts introverts and extroverts. It explains that personality exists on a spectrum, with introverts on one end focused more on internal thoughts and solitary activities, while extroverts on the other end are more concerned with external stimuli and gain energy from social interactions. The basic difference is introverts are more concerned with their own thoughts, while extroverts are more focused on what is happening around them.

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    This document compares and contrasts introverts and extroverts. It explains that personality exists on a spectrum, with introverts on one end focused more on internal thoughts and solitary activities, while extroverts on the other end are more concerned with external stimuli and gain energy from social interactions. The basic difference is introverts are more concerned with their own thoughts, while extroverts are more focused on what is happening around them.

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    Introverts VS Extroverts

    Comparison of Introverts VS Extroverts Example Personality is an individual's


    characteristic pattern of thinking, feeling, and acting. These unique characteristics
    and behavior patterns are what distinguishes one human from the next. Evaluating
    personality can be complex and there a many puzzle pieces to it, but a simple way to
    categorize someone's personality is if they are considered introverted or extroverted.
    Introverted individuals are normally described as shy and reticent, while extroverted
    people are known to be outgoing and overtly expressive.

    However, most people believe themselves to be neither introverts nor


    extroverts because they share a mix of the traits that define an introvert or an
    extrovert. Introverts and extroverts sit on two ends of a spectrum and generally
    people fall somewhere in between. On one end of the spectrum is the introvert. An
    introvert is a person who is fixated more on internal thought and feelings, rather than
    seeking out external motivation. Introverts are known to be more quiet, reserved and
    reflective. They are not very social and prefer to spend time in solitude, engaging in
    quite activities, like reading, writing, painting, etc., which keeps them content. Being
    in a crowded room, like a party makes them uneasy and anxious.

    On the complete opposite side of the spectrum is the extrovert. An extrovert is


    a person who worries more about the external world and people. Extroverts are
    confident, enthusiastic, chatty, blunt, etc. Extroverts are social and tend to grow bored
    when they are not around people. You often run into extroverts in social gatherings,
    like a party where their personality can flourish. Introverts have to expend energy in
    social situations, contrasting extroverts who gain energy from such interactions.

    The basic difference between the personalities is that introverts are more
    concerned with their own thoughts and feelings, while extroverts are more concerned
    in what is happening around them. Introverts seek their own personal space while
    extroverts are more into socializing and tend to welcome anyone. Usually, introverts
    are standoffish and only have a few close friends. Extroverts have multiple friends and
    welcome new friends with ease. Introverts often appear to be quiet and, and
    extroverts normally talkative. Before speaking introverts think and analyze the
    situation. Extroverts, on the other hand, are blunt at nature and speaks whatever is
    on their mind. Extroverts are fixated with the external world, and introverts on the
    internal world.

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