introversion
human personality trait involving a preference for quiet environments, especially while socializing
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introversion
Summary
introversion is a personality trait[1]. introversion draws 130 Wikipedia views per month (personality_trait category, ranking #41 of 58).[2]
Key Facts
- introversion's instance of is recorded as personality trait[3].
- introversion is part of introversion and extraversion[4].
- introversion is part of ambiversion[5].
- introversion's Commons category is recorded as Introversion[6].
- introversion is the opposite of extraversion[7].
- introversion's partially coincident with is recorded as reservedness[8].
- introversion's partially coincident with is recorded as shyness[9].
- introversion's partially coincident with is recorded as reclusiveness[10].
- introversion's measurement scale is recorded as Revised NEO Personality Inventory[11].
- introversion's measurement scale is recorded as Myers-Briggs Type Indicator[12].
- introversion's measurement scale is recorded as 16PF questionnaire[13].
- introversion's measurement scale is recorded as International Personality Item Pool[14].
- introversion's measurement scale is recorded as Eysenck Personality Questionnaire[15].
- introversion's measurement scale is recorded as Newcastle Personality Assessor[16].
- introversion's measurement scale is recorded as Keirsey Temperament Sorter[17].
- introversion's measurement scale is recorded as Big Five Aspect Scales[18].
- introversion's measurement scale is recorded as Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory[19].
- introversion's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject Medicine[20].
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Definition and Type
introversion's instance of is recorded as personality trait[3]. introversion is the opposite of extraversion[7].
Use and Application
Part of include introversion and extraversion[4], a personality trait[21] and ambiversion[5], a personality trait[22].
Why It Matters
introversion draws 130 Wikipedia views per month (personality_trait category, ranking #41 of 58).[2] introversion has Wikipedia articles in 7 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[23] introversion is known by 21 alternative names across languages and contexts.[24]