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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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And given the sociable characteristics that extroverts exhibit, the introvert is often lost in the crowd, while the extrovert is noticed and given reinforcing attention.
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In contrast, extroverts have the tendency to be influenced and motivated by outside factors such as peer relationships, social values, status, and standing.
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