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Introvert Vs Extrovert

This document discusses the difference between introverts and extroverts. It notes that extroverts tend to enjoy social situations and being the center of attention, while introverts prefer more isolated activities. However, it clarifies that most people exhibit traits of both introversion and extroversion depending on the circumstances. The key difference outlined is that extroverts feel energized by socializing and collaborating with others, while introverts feel energized by alone time, especially in small social settings.

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Introvert Vs Extrovert

This document discusses the difference between introverts and extroverts. It notes that extroverts tend to enjoy social situations and being the center of attention, while introverts prefer more isolated activities. However, it clarifies that most people exhibit traits of both introversion and extroversion depending on the circumstances. The key difference outlined is that extroverts feel energized by socializing and collaborating with others, while introverts feel energized by alone time, especially in small social settings.

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Introvert vs Extrovert: Difference

Between Extraversion &


Introversion
By Carly Gail

Being perceived as introvert vs extrovert usually is characterized by how


you respond to social situations and stimuli from everyday life. Extroverts
are generally thought to enjoy the spotlight or being the center of attention,
while introverts are more anti-social and isolated. These stereotypes aren't
very forgiving, yet in reality, they are far more intricate.

As complex beings, humans may not fit on just one side of the spectrum.
Depending on what energizes us and what types of things drain us, we may
fall anywhere on this spectrum-- showing both introverted and extroverted
tendencies. Keep in mind as you read on that there are different types of
introverts and extroverts, and everyone can be a little bit of both at a
particular time or another.

What is the difference between an introvert


and an extrovert?
Extroversion and introversion refer to where someone gets their energy
from. The difference between an extrovert and an introvert is extroverts are
energized through socialization and collaboration, whereas introverts
receive energy from alone time or in social settings with much smaller
groups. For example, after a long work week, an extrovert will typically
enjoy spending time with others at social gatherings. In contrast, an
introvert may wish to avoid all social activities and instead go home to
decompress alone. With varying levels of intensity, people often identify
with both personality types depending on the circumstances.

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