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extrovert
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extrovert, extravert Psychol
1. a person concerned more with external reality than inner feelings
2. of or characterized by extroversion


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In their article, "How Personality and Gender May Relate to Individual Attitudes Toward Caring for and About Others," they reveal differences between genders and between extraverts and introverts in their reactions to global issues carrying ethical implications.
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For example, an introvert student prefer to learn by listening, reading and working alone; in contrast an extravert professor prefers to teach by encouraging interaction and discussion.
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By understanding your own preferences, you can quickly see how, if you are an extravert, you may rub an introvert the wrong way.
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