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According to Jung, extraversion manifests as the direction of a person's libido towards the external world, in the sense that an extravert prefers social and practical aspects of life to immersion in the world of imagination and reflection. An introvert, on the contrary, prefers reflection and imagination to operations with real external objects.
Psychology knows two fundamentally different types of personality: extraverts and introverts.
Extraverts are a type of personality (or behavior) that is oriented outwards, towards the environment.
Introverts are a type of personality (or behavior) that is oriented inwards or towards oneself.
Extraverts are characterized by behavior in which a person strives: * to communicate with people, * to receive attention from others, * to participate in public speaking, * to participate in crowded events and parties.
An extravert can be an excellent host, organizer (often on a voluntary basis), official, manager, artist, or presenter.
Introverts are characterized by behavior that is more related to comfortable solitude, internal reflection and experiences, creativity, or observation of the process. An introvert can be an excellent scientist, researcher, observer, writer, or individual entrepreneur. If an extravert needs the presence of other people for comfort, then an introvert is comfortable working alone.
There is some disagreement here, because I am really interested in social and practical aspects of life rather than immersion in the world of imagination and reflection, but
* to communicate with people, * to receive attention from others, * to participate in public speaking, * to participate in crowded events and parties.
That's not true, I don't need all of this :) This is really about me:
Introverts are characterized by behavior that is more related to comfortable solitude, internal reflection and experiences, creativity, or observation of the process.
So, who am I? An introvert or an extravert? :)
P.S. Maybe we should move the topic to the "Tests" section? :)
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