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introversion–extraversion

introversion–extraversion

n. the range, or continuum, of self-orientation from introversion, characterized by inward and self-directed concerns and behaviors, to extraversion, characterized by outward and social-directed concerns and behaviors. See also Eysenck’s dimensions; five-factor personality model. [concept originated by Carl Jung for the study of personality types]

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