introversion
- noun
- /ˌɪntrəˈvɜrʒən/
- How much truth is there in the introversion, extroversion, introvert, extrovert dichotomy?
- introversion and extraversion
- tendency toward introversion
How much truth is there in the introversion, extroversion, introvert, extrovert dichotomy?
- How much truth is there in the introversion, extroversion, introvert, extrovert dichotomy?
- I do not do well with groups, which is not the, you know, which is people misunderstand what introversion is.
- And I do wonder how much of my introversion is really me, and how much of it is the safety of my preference for not being seen.
- It's focused on the three i's introversion, isolation and and introspection.
- Welcome back to our personality series about your personality and today talking about my fave, maybe second fave, introversion.
Examples
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In a sample of orchestra students, 51 percent preferred Extraversion, while 49 percent preferred Introversion.
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More importantly, introversion was related to increased use of the Internet for anonymous socialization.
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Is there any relationship between the introversion of a mother and depression in a child?
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All right, how do I balance introversion with public interaction?
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And I do wonder how much of my introversion is really me, and how much of it is the safety of my preference for not being seen.
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Research questions: What is the relationship of a mother's introversion on a child's depression?
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The two poles of the first dimension are labeled as introversion and extraversion.
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The attitudes of typology are described by Jung as introversion and extraversion.
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However, many adults and teachers equate introversion with shyness or even autistic behavior.
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Her introversion makes her prefer quiet evenings at home rather than loud parties.
Synonyms
A focus on your own thoughts and feelings
Private thoughts and feelings that a person has
Thinking carefully about your own thoughts and feelings
A person who keeps their thoughts and feelings to themselves
Quiet behaviour that does not show feelings or thoughts openly
A strong focus on your own inner thoughts, feelings, and values
Antonyms
How Introverted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Introversion comes from intro- 'inward' and a root meaning 'to turn', the same idea behind introvert. So as a personality trait introversion means being 'turned inward' toward your own thoughts and feelings rather than outward to other people.