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extroversionPersonality dimension described by the psychologists Carl Jung and, later, Hans Eysenck. The typical extrovert is sociable, impulsive, and carefree. The opposite of extroversion is introversion. |
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SOF information collectors who have a general knowledge of Meyers-Briggs Type Indicators can fall into the trap of categorizing individuals as extroverted or introverted, and observing that one need only listen to extroverts to gain information, and that introverts require someone to ask them specifically about information. I have heard people say that superintendents are all extroverts. Room three forms a contrast with the extrovert nature of the previous installation. |
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