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The differences between introverts and extroverts can bederive already from the name of these types. So, "intro" means "inside", and "extra" means "outside". This characterizes the orientation of the personality of these people: introverts are characterized by an orientation within themselves, on their experiences and thoughts, and for extroverts - an orientation outward, to interact with other people.

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Extraverts express their emotions, shareall with others, behave in a demonstrative manner in terms of gestures and facial expressions, while introverts are usually enclosed in a certain shell, where to get their emotions out of the light is not so easy. Introverts are reasonable, thoughtful, analyze their emotions and are very reserved in manifestations. But this description can not be interpreted only from the outside. Extraverts, with their demonstrativeness, can be very deep people, and not superficial, as people think of them.

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Also they have different perceptions of other people. If extroverts advocate directness in relationships, they themselves do not seek hidden motives and pitfalls in the behavior of others, then introverts constantly reflect on what is hidden behind the actions of people, why they act in this way, and not otherwise, what they feel, etc., e. In this regard, to interact and generally live in harmony with the surrounding extroverts is much easier than introverts.

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Extroverts easily understand others, canestablish contacts and communicate with almost anyone, thanks to which they have a wide range of acquaintances. At introvertov same situations of communication often cause problems, and they themselves do not even seek to communicate. It's better to spend time with them not in the company of people, but with oneself: reading, doing art, walking, playing sports they love alone. The same principles are also present in their work: extroverts work more easily in a team, and introverts are more lonely. In this case, extroverts of just a familiar person are considered a friend, introverts will be called a friend only to someone with whom they have developed a sufficiently deep relationship.

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Introverts can engage in long enoughmonotonous activity, while extraverts are monotonous and monotonous. At the same introverts also need some rest after some business, even entertainment, and they are used to rest alone. Extraverts are energetic, active and do not get tired of large gatherings of people.

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Extraverts are characterized by spontaneous actions, theyeasy to climb, mobile, easily adapt to changing conditions. Introverts, on the contrary, get used to and literally grow to the conditions, they are difficult to adapt, each of their actions they are used to think about, and only then something to do. The same goes for the speech: they can think over the answer to a question first, and only then say it. This slowness and inhibition gives rise to a kind of derision of introverts, mainly from extroverts. It happens trite because of a misunderstanding that a person can be different, different from themselves.