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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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Yet with the majority of people falling more toward the extroversion end of the scale, it is easy to see why the extrovert is held up as the norm in our society.
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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Box I: Summary of Psychological type Operationalised by Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Index Dimensions Descriptions Orientation to Extrovert and Whether the individual draws the outer world Introvert energy from the outer world of (E & I) people and things (E) or the inner world of thoughts and concepts (I)?
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Can this be why, the last time I saw the extrovert Miss Holden, she appeared to have wh at suspiciously resembled a trout pout?
AMANDA IS POUT OF LINE by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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