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Meanings of extroversion in English
Portuguese
extroversão Catalan
extraversió (Psychology) an extroverted disposition; concern with what is outside the self.
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Examples for "extraversion"
Examples for "extraversion"
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Subjects with high extraversion and high social support had more NKT cells.
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Meta-analytic results highlighted the importance of Big Five neuroticism, extraversion, and conscientiousness.
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The BOLD-activity of the left amygdala correlated negatively with the personality trait extraversion.
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However, a multiple regression analysis identified extraversion as the main predictor of RIF performance.
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Greater details on introversion and extraversion from a new study.
Usage of extroversion in English
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The exact opposite is true of those who score high on extroversion.
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But there are no absolutes: introversion and extroversion run on a spectrum.
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Our power does not easily translate into contexts dominated by extroversion.
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The extroverts you love carry the sort of extroversion you want.
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This makes extroversion sound like a good thing and introversion problematic.
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If extroversion is the persona, introversion is the rejected, split-off shadow.
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But the narrative is not evenly split between introversion and extroversion.
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We have a personality test to measure introversion and extroversion.
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For example, a relationship exists between extroversion and brain activation.
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Once you start challenging the extroversion assumption, it will start to crumble all around you.
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I witnessed extroversion expand and then flow into introversion.
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Both groups were asked to come up with examples of both her extroversion and her introversion.
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His new boss, he decided, went through phases of extroversion followed by periods of intense quiet.
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This drug can cause changes in thinking and behavior, including uncharacteristic aggression, extroversion, agitation, and hallucinations.
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The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) has generated a vast amount of research on introversion and extroversion.
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The problem starts with the Sutton Trust's description of sociability, confidence and assertiveness as "extroversion".
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