Kan's more extroverted style could help clear up YC's story.
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More strobe lights, smoke machines, hair dye, extroverted costumes, etc.
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So what kind of pages does a extroverted person like?
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They are more likely to be extroverted, impulsive, and aggressive.
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They are the perfect couple: extroverted, knowledgeable, and extremely sporadic.
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In this solo, she's at her most extroverted, perky, spirited.
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Zayn was quietly mysterious, while Liam was extroverted and jockish.
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So, extroverted crayfish may want to consider pacing themselves this weekend.
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After the 22nd, the Libra sun brings out your extroverted nature.
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"I hear from extroverted parents all the time," Ms. Cain said.
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CK: Entrepreneurs are, do they have to be extroverted or introverted?
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Extroverted employees, for example, likely want to reduce reliance on emails.
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They were constant companions, one quiet, the other extroverted and playful.
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Margarita, the most extroverted of the children, made new friends quickly.
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My music is often written from the perspective of an extroverted introvert.
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I think my leadership style is a mix of extroverted and introverted.
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If you say you are extroverted, that is what the indicator believes.
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I salute those extroverted souls who choose it over white or silver.
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Mr. Hough's playing is elegant, pearly, chaste; Mr. Isserlis's extroverted, brushy, passionate.
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Mickelson, five years his senior, is an extroverted firstborn with two siblings.
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I've always been fairly extroverted, but speaking up in a meeting petrified me.
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"You could have people who are highly extroverted and highly neurotic," she says.
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And two months in, I force myself to be as extroverted as possible.
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Extroverted, but not neurotic: Here's how the ultra-wealthy score on personality tests
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Unlike me, Max was an extroverted writer, which is something of an anomaly.
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Which characters are extroverted or introverted, and how does this affect their decisions?
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In Italian the word is "silenzio," capped with a broad, extroverted "oh" sound.
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He's pretty introverted, and I'm pretty extroverted, so sometimes we clash about social things.
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It often seems like people are either born extroverted and confident, or they're not.
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"Better," in this study, meant these people were more extroverted and conscientious, less neurotic.
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" An earlier version of this article misattributed the quotation, "We are weirdly extroverted introverts.
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I become less effusive, less articulate, less extroverted when I'm uncomfortable with the temperature.
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To the contrary, Kaine is a gregarious, extroverted guy — a harmonica player, no less!
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He's the role's most extroverted player, with touches of flamboyance to entertain the children.
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Normally it's an overly extroverted dog or someone microwaving fish that causes the drama.
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Ms. Soto, 22, is the bubbly, extroverted one; her brother is a little shy.
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"Streaming has made me more interesting, more quick witted, more outgoing and extroverted," MaverickRPDM says.
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Notice how sales increased as extroversion increased, peaking with those who were just moderately extroverted.
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When Andrew got sick, they were in their mid-260s and energetic, optimistic and extroverted.
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She also points out that her daughter's more extroverted friends look at their gatherings differently.
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Mainly because I am what's called an ambivert, meaning I am both Introverted and Extroverted.
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Venus enters fellow Air sign Gemini today, making you more extroverted than you've been lately.
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Often, Mr. Hopkins was extroverted and brash, though he spoke about suffering from social anxiety.
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She was a warm, extroverted actress and mother of four, whom he felt attracted to immediately.
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People who were less extroverted and open were more likely to have only one close friend.
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Those who were more agreeable and extroverted had longer friendships and lived closer to their friends.
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She was trendy and social and extroverted and frankly, looked way cooler than any of us.
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Leos are thought of as being very extroverted, but everyone needs time to spend by themselves.
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Here's what it was like pushing myself to be more extroverted and outgoing for seven days.
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I think inevitably it's changed me, and I think hopefully it's made the poetry very extroverted.
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The poetry I bring into class tends to be [extroverted] also, so maybe it's my bias.
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There's a common misconception that leaders are supposed to be outspoken, commanding and have extroverted personalities.
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You're feeling more extroverted, chatty, and interested in running around town, being seen, and meeting people.
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But then, so has his personality: extroverted and still curious about new people and new experiences.
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Regal, extroverted, a tireless socialite who loved balls and dinner parties, jewels and haute couture, Mrs.
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Extroverted employees will want to leave the meeting with ideas that the team can immediately execute.
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It sheds light on how extroverted you are, how you handle stress, and how disciplined you are.
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Erin was almost pathologically extroverted and didn't like to go more than 48 hours without checking in.
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In March, she was cast in ABC's Dirty Dancing remake, playing Lisa Houseman, Baby's older, extroverted sister.
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Comedians are extroverted by profession, but offstage, research shows they are more likely to keep to themselves.
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If so, make suggestions to hold them in ways that play to both introverted and extroverted strengths.
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That personality split with their impulsive, extroverted tendencies may be behind their funny perspective on the world.
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It is reductionist thinking at its finest to essentialize one particular race as more extroverted than another.
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I'm not normally the most extroverted person, and in the past have felt crippled by social anxiety.
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Nonetheless her scintillating body language — extroverted where Odette was introverted — soon shows that she too is elusive.
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For example, people who are more extroverted and outgoing fantasize more about group sex and non-monogamy.
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When they settled on a purchase, Mr. Grajewski, the more extroverted of the pair, would begin negotiations.
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If it's possible for fashion labels to be described as extroverted or introverted, 1205 is firmly the latter.
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Modern Family's Sarah Hyland has also joined the star-studded cast as Lisa Houseman, Baby's older, extroverted sister.
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I also try to be loud and more extroverted and (at least try) to be funny on stage.
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These people (aka, the vast majority of us) are called ambiverts, who have both introverted and extroverted tendencies.
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Specifically, the study found that a firm handshake equates with being less shy, less neurotic, and more extroverted.
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Specifically, I often see that the more boisterous, extroverted partner in a couple like this swap sexual roles.
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My day job requires me to be pretty extroverted, so I enjoy the extra hours just to recharge.
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Mackenzie Davis's shy, nerdy Yorkie finds herself pulled into the orbit of Gugu Mbatha-Raw's extroverted, magnetic Kelly.
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A third disc, of 20 outtakes, includes some alternate versions with more extroverted lead vocals in the spotlight.
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You'll be in an extroverted mood, and you'll feel inspired to put on your favorite outfits and show off.
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This is where you provide info that a potential friend might want to know: Are you introverted or extroverted?
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BRANDON I'm certainly much more verbose than Jason, more extroverted, and I think there's some of that in Levee.
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Unlike Gates, Ballmer was extroverted and involved in a variety of extracurricular activities, including social clubs and campus publications.
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One person will drink alcohol and feel euphoric, witty and extroverted, and the next will be logy and nauseated.
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Some studies suggest that terrorists are likely to be educated or extroverted; others say uneducated recluses are at risk.
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Arthur is less extroverted, more suave, but they have a flirtatious chemistry from the moment they meet, in 1963.
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But that did not stop the extroverted Poole from sharing his joy with anyone who asked him about it.
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He also has the benefit of being super extroverted and I'm a little bit more introverted on that front.
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As an extremely loud and extroverted individual, I feel like my name fits me well, and I love it!
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But that movement didn't quite crest dramatically; "Un Bal" had extroverted flair but not more elusive, more memorable lilt.
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And Mr. Moss is a social caterpillar who avoids the gala circuit, a drawback for Vanity Fair's extroverted culture.
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She's "not an extroverted person," so it was hard to tell how she really felt about landing the role.
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My extroverted sanguine personality is quite breezy, but when my introverted choleric side commits to something, I'm all in.
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It's a sweet, soulful, extroverted collection of tracks, heavy on strings and brass, a big embrace of the world.
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All of your films are very extroverted works, artistically—they don't shy away from boldness in terms of approach.
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"One very simple difference is that extroverts behave in an extroverted way much more often than introverted people," she says.
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People with WBS who still have functioning versions of GTF2I and GTF2IRD1 aren't quite as extroverted as people who don't.
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Even the sluttiest and most extroverted of us could always use some practice with communicating about sexual boundaries and desires.
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A new U.S. citizen, the extroverted Oliver often joked around but also was very caring, friends told The Daily Beast.
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Everyone is either extroverted or introverted, sensing (meaning relying on sense data) or intuitive, thinking or feeling, judging or perceiving.
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Results showed that suppressors were judged less likable — as well as less extroverted and agreeable — than people who emoted naturally.
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But my (extroverted) sister just needs time to think about what her (introverted) sister has been obsessing about for months.
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SOLITUDE I'm social and extroverted, but I'm around people all the time so I savor the chance to be alone.
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The other stuff is hugely important too, but I am very extroverted and get wrapped up in my head easily.
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"He was more extroverted," said Stephen J. Ochs, a longtime Georgetown Prep history teacher who knew both men as students.
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"We really wanted a perfect package of physicality, the cuteness, the wit, the extroverted character trait of hers," he said.
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I was flattered to become part of his friend group; he was jokey and extroverted and fun to be around.
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He is more extroverted than the Bashful Prince, also known as his countryman Ryo Ishikawa, who is a year older.
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Before being elected President, in 22011, Martelly was Sweet Micky, an extroverted singer of the ebullient dance music called konpa .
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Before being elected President, in 2011, Martelly was Sweet Micky, an extroverted singer of the ebullient dance music called konpa.
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Gill identifies as more of an introvert, so they see Zoe as a way of being more social and extroverted.
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Some other intimidating, sordid fuckfest that's probably best left to more extroverted, hyper-qualified sex-havers than the likes of you?
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Still, it helps to know whether you lean toward more introverted or extroverted tendencies when it comes to choosing a job.
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Though Sugar unfortunately passed away in March 2014, Nuñez continues practicing on his grandson, Snowy — an extroverted, 10-year-old Appaloosa.
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Imagine going into a manic high—which is a very extroverted energy—and you're an entertainer and you're on a stage!
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His ex-partner, Luka, was the opposite, extroverted and enmeshed online — on Twitter and Facebook and a host of other apps.
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He has found that comedians seem to have two competing personality traits: introverted anhedonia (inability to feel pleasure) and extroverted impulsiveness.
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The exact number of best friends you have depends on your personality, and whether you're introverted or extroverted, Dr. Bonior says.
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Being extroverted also allows them to feel comfortable doing something different from others and standing by decisions that others disagree with.
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The Tribe experience isn't for everyone, says Braden, an extroverted New Zealander who moved into the co-living space last year.
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The character is much more extroverted than I am, and so you have to really push yourself outside your comfort zone.
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I'm a very extroverted person and I really enjoy being around other people but this was a new experience for me.
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Extroverted people usually raised excitable and active dogs, while more pessimistic owners raised canines that tended to be more anxious and fearful.
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I made lots of friends and discovered I'm actually kind of extroverted, even though I used to think I was rather aloof.
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I'm an introvert by nature, but after meeting my now-husband through online dating, his extroverted nature and positive attitude infected me.
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Undergirded by a Jersey club-inspired kick-drum pattern, the song is built around an interplay between introverted sadness and extroverted aggression.
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When his extroverted and expectant wife, played by Jessica Biel, is killed in an accident, he finds it a struggle to cope.
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Under his words, a note, a ping, here, there, accenting an intimate way of speaking that is introspective and extroverted at once.
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In proper archetypical-casting form, Ashley played the more extroverted diva sister, Chloe, while MK played the more introverted artsy one, Riley.
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The extroverted Debra (Talaura Harms) is engaged back home but still flirts with the handsome, impossibly sweet French bellhop (Marshall Taylor Thurman).
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" The challenge, says another of the hotel's co-founders, the architect Marthijn Pool, "was to turn these extroverted objects into intimate spaces.
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Over time, Ms. Vignelli assumed the lead in running the businesses, while the more extroverted Mr. Vignelli became the team's public face.
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I'm more extroverted and my business partner [Logan Green] is the introvert, and that's why I think our relationship works really well.
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Results showed that "grandiose" narcissists — who are typically extroverted and attention-seeking — are more likely to post photos emphasizing their physical appearance.
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"Active traits included both positive traits, such as extroverted and self-confident, and negative traits, such as irritable and quarrelsome," she says.
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") and has so far put out a handful singles since 2017, from pure heart-eyes (and Mario-invoking) "Extroverted Lovers" to August's "Wine.
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You certainly don't need to force a falsely-extroverted image, but keeping yourself open and approachable while in the office generally proves useful.
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Here is how ENFPs (that is, people who are extroverted, intuitive, feeling, and perceiving) are described on the test's official Web site, MBTIonline.
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With the Statue of Liberty rising in the distance — a beacon of extroverted, all-embracing spiritual generosity — "Cabin" suggests an inward-turning intransigence.
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The elevator opened into the living room, which was sparsely but stylishly furnished with caramel-colored leather couches and bright, extroverted art work.
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I've read that the CIA uses personality tests in recruiting and that they look for people who are extroverted, intuitive, thinking, and judgmental.
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If you're more extroverted in nature and not used to being at home, you're probably more prone to feeling this way, Wright said.
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But she's also more extroverted than Justine, and she doesn't understand how to let Justine just be the strange little weirdo she is.
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The reverence such objects were once given which Goldsmith references has been extroverted with the clicking of the "Share" button, a new signification.
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Whether it was due to youthful optimism or my extroverted personality, I don't remember feeling nervous about visiting complete strangers in their homes.
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He exerted quiet influence from behind the scenes, giving room for the extroverted Mr. McDermott to play the role of showman and salesman.
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N. and H. are just classically extroverted guys who have to hang out with people constantly — it makes being their friend very easy.
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On the personality spectrum, I lean toward extroverted: Though occasional time alone is nice, I feed off the energy of people around me.
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I was leading a double life, attempting invisibility while at the same time hoping to establish my bona fides as an extroverted jock.
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Raheel, described as laid back and extroverted, joined the Navy after he graduated from high school, shortly after the US invasion of Iraq.
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Mr Kahneman was introverted, formal and pessimistic, and worked conventional hours; Tversky was extroverted, informal and incorrigibly optimistic, keeping the hours of a bat.
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How extroverted someone is may explain why some people feel lonely when they are alone and others feel just fine when they are alone.
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While I'm generally somewhat extroverted, I really feel the need to take time to relax after the work week and recharge for the weekend.
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MBTI results just aren't very personal, so putting your type in your dating profile, for instance, might tell others you're more extroverted than introverted.
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It was a place where I could socialize like the extroverted college kid I wished I was and meet people from all different majors.
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An extroverted, hyper-energetic person may not be best served by a city that replicates those qualities, like New York or Tokyo, for example.
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I work long hours, and I'm a fairly extroverted person, so I'm thinking that the company culture just might not be right for me.
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What I learned back then — and I see this day in and out — is that the leadership styles can be from introverted to extroverted.
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Just how extroverted a person is seems to predict the frequency of their social interactions, rather than how tired they get from all that talking.
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Previous studies have shown that dog lovers are more extroverted and agreeable than cat people, and this research from the CDC may offer an explanation.
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Being extroverted in another language (Chinese) is a challenge, but I manage for a few minutes before heading off to watch TV in another room.
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We're now starting to understand that toxoplasmosis is linked with things like schizophrenia, bipolar, suicide risk—all kinds of things—extroverted behavior, and car accidents.
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That way, members know the mix of the cohort, including who might be more extroverted and those that may be more traditional planners or schedulers.
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Being innovative was consistently associated with the college providing students with space and opportunities for networking, even after considering personality type, such as being extroverted.
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Counsell considered Murphy an ideal dugout adviser because he would not be afraid to challenge him, and his extroverted personality would help connect with players.
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In a park that he devised to be mostly extroverted, stressing recreation and views, he conceived the new pier as an interlude and inward-looking.
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This is always the tension of NYC Pride, a busy lineup of marches and parties that can easily overwhelm even the most extroverted among us.
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In this kind of scenario, you've actually committed two empathy blunders on yourself—first, the extroverted you not realizing how antisocial you'll feel tomorrow evening.
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Homeschoolers get a bad rep for being socially awkward and inept, but I am actually a very extroverted person so it was tough to be homeschooled.
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For example, someone who is highly extroverted may need to hang out with friends or family on a daily basis after work to buffer against burnout.
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She said she is grateful she has their baby daughter to remember her husband by and hopes to teach Christian all about her father's extroverted personality.
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What I most admired about the aesthetic was its boundless energy and unpredictability, and the way it let rappers be upfront and extroverted about their desires.
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Many of the rich people interviewed were extrovertedOf the 43 ultra-wealthy people interviewed, 29 are extremely extroverted, according to Zitelmann's analysis of their test responses.
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Despite some people showing more extroverted behavioral traits — like being happier and less tired while socializing — they were tired three hours later, just like the introverts.
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The Moon enters Fire Sagittarius at 9:20 PM, creating a more extroverted energy than the one we've been experiencing as the Moon slinked though Scorpio.
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An extroverted man with a goatee and the demeanor of a stage villain, Marrero lightened the mood by playing us a video clip on his phone.
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"If I'm extroverted, I'm going to be coming into contact with more strangers, and that makes me more likely to come into contact with disease," he says.
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Then they brought in a team of 200 "sniffers" to take a whiff of each shirt and guess how anxious, dominant, or extroverted the wearer might be.
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Educated at Stanford in civil engineering, he is notably less extroverted than his father and a stickler for numbers, say some who are familiar with both men.
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In an extroverted society that feeds off outspoken, attention-seeking personalities who argue about pretty much everything, introverts have a tendency to get lost in the noise.
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In 1982, they produced the movie "Night Shift" with Henry Winkler and Michael Keaton about a proper, introverted guy who teams up with a jangly, extroverted guy.
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Here are four ways managers can keep these employees from clashing at the office: Generally speaking, extroverted employees are more spontaneous when it comes to making decisions.
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"In Silicon Valley, people always say that an extroverted engineer is one who stares at your shoes rather than his own," said Greg Sands, a Netscape colleague.
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"In Silicon Valley, people always say that an extroverted engineer is one who stares at your shoes rather than his own," said Greg Sands, a Netscape colleague.
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Of course, part of me would remain my normal introverted self, but I'd also have to become sociable, extroverted, charming, cunning, crafty, bullshitting, bold, confident, and careful.
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That's something nearly everyone does: nerds and jocks, introverted teens and extroverted ones, poor kids and rich kids, C students and A students, stoners and clean-cut kids.
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Leave the cacti and tie-dye swirls for the more extroverted and go for something simpler that'll still look appropriate after you leave the desert for the office.
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For younger, more extroverted tech workers, living in San Francisco offers a much more culturally rich experience than the hollow hills and office parks of the South Bay.
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My type is more "19723% attractive, but with something kind of ugly about them," which is why I've dated a lot of extroverted cis men in the past.
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In fact, one of the few studies directly examining fatigue and sociable, extroverted behavior actually suggests that everyone—introverts and extroverts alike—is worn out by social situations.
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"I've found that I'm an extroverted person, and I think this living situation requires being that — at least to get the most out of it," Ciganek told Insider.
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These findings suggest that many entrepreneurs, freelancers, and other self-employed people may have introverted tendencies, which might differ from common conceptions of entrepreneurs being extroverted 'rule-breakers.
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But it's also probing a little deeper on the personality front, with questions that look to identify how extroverted or introverted a person is — and match users accordingly.
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Pitsiladis is an extroverted scientist, Bekele a reserved and proud athlete, wary of science, or at least reluctant to change the training that brought him so much success.
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In the study, which looked at 120 teen and older drivers, the more extroverted older drivers were more likely to be distracted drivers, which seems to make sense.
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Most flashily, Monsieur Jourdain and his sycophantic enablers parade around in sumptuous periodish costumes by Christian Lacroix, whose extroverted style is perfectly suited to Sun King-style ostentation.
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Beth, an archivist for the Rockefeller Archive Center in nearby Sleepy Hollow, N.Y., is extroverted and outspoken, unlike her mother, the woman at the center of these stories.
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He was a prominent lawyer, both secretive and flamboyantly extroverted, a passionate opponent of capital punishment and a family man with a habit of disappearing into dive bars.
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The Moussa, perhaps the seed of a concerto, is bold and extroverted; the Saariaho, a memorial to the composer Henri Dutilleux, who died in 2013, alternately pensive and agitated.
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Now that I'm back in Chicago and really trying to make a go of my business, I'm putting myself out there even more and flexing my tiny extroverted side.
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You can be extroverted or introverted or somewhere in the middle, but no matter where you fall on the personality spectrum, there'll be times when conversation doesn't come easy.
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As its title implies, "Push Pull" is built around tension—it comes across as both introverted and extroverted at the same time, its spare melody winding around bouncy drums.
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But between the extroverted Mr. Rubell's cultivation of celebrities and the studious Mr. Schrager's sense of style and theatricality, they set out to create the perfect party every night.
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But in her early years, Stephens was a fan of the powerful and extroverted Kim Clijsters, who was one of the many who congratulated Stephens in person on Saturday.
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Shiny surfaces, upbeat in mood and extroverted in how they signal product, reveal private feelings and desires whose long shadows are thrown into massive relief by the spotlight's dazzle.
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Capricorns don't have the reputation of being extroverted or gregarious, but let's be real, you're a social climber, and when it's time to hustle and shake hands, you show up.
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I constantly feel there's a barrier between myself and God, as well as other Christians who offer the false hope that my depression will magically go away with extroverted spirituality.
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Research suggests that people who fall into the ESTJ – extroverted, sensing, thinking and judging – personality type on the Myers-Briggs scale may be well suited for police or detective work.
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He would succeed Boris Johnson, the extroverted Conservative who has held the post since 2008 and is a leading figure in the campaign for Britain's departure from the European Union.
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"Open-minded" and extroverted people will be delivered targeted messages about how Cruz's policies can give them a "more exciting life" and provide more opportunities to live out their dreams.
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Despite such similar circumstances, Japan's emerging political landscape points to a paradoxical climax: a more confident and extroverted country with greater commitment to international affairs regardless of the election outcome.
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For some, that means turning to methods of social interaction that introverts (or extroverted introverts who need a healthy mix) have already mastered — like the video game streaming platform Twitch.
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The probability that you&aposll become a CEO, a state senator, or a student body president depends a lot on your personality — specifically on how extroverted you are, research suggests.
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"I appear much more extroverted than I am and I never sought to have a public profile, but it turns out that the world needs people to speak up," he said.
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From our intelligence to whether we are introverted or extroverted, he says nearly all aspects of our personalities have a genetic component, or can be passed down from parent to child.
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Black with swampy-green lettering could have been a programmer for any number of midrange apps, begrudgingly donning the uniform necessary for a sales pitch in some aggressively extroverted convention center.
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The moon enters Leo at 5:12 PM, finding us in an extroverted mood—we're feeling especially impulsive at the moon clashes with Uranus at 7:29 PM. All times EST.
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The researchers noticed no change in the people who said alcohol makes them less anxious or fussier or messier, but they did notice several participants become more extroverted as they drank.
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Although they are similar to actors, who remain extroverted, open and interested in understanding the world around them, comedians have introverted traits that make them asocial and a little emotionally flat.
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The Vibe "If you want an active and extroverted lifestyle and easy access to transportation, this is the spot," said Tim Tompkins, the president of the Times Square Alliance since 2002.
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Effervescent and extroverted, Subban had become a top scorer not only among the Canadiens but defensemen across the N.H.L., had learned French and had donated $10 million to Montreal Children's Hospital.
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You're hanging out with your buddies at lunch, feeling all chill and extroverted—one of them (or maybe you) suggests meeting up tomorrow night and it's a no brainer, you're in.
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Not because the prospect of bonding with my cohort was so daunting (as far as writers go, I'm terminally extroverted), but because I had come from a world that felt much smaller.
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Music usually leans towards one of two categories: music to make memories to, or music to remember things to; party music, or sitting-at-home-on-the-computer music; extroverted or introverted.
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Modern Family star Sarah Hyland also posted about her character Lisa Houseman, Baby's older, extroverted sister who falls in love with a womanizing waiter during their family's vacation at a Catskills resort.
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In the three-hour remake, Hyland will reportedly star as Lisa Houseman, Baby's older, extroverted sister who falls in love with a womanizing waiter during their family's vacation at a Catskills resort.
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An introverted patient may not connect with a therapist who is extroverted or "in your face"—while some people like direct answers and advice, others may prefer a gentler, more nurturing program.
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"There are cultural differences that make some people more extroverted than others, and a host of other reasons behind just how jovial your teammates will be — none of which you can control."
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The Moon entered Virgo early this morning, a sign that's logical and clear thinking like you — but also a little less extroverted, so expect to be in a more private mood today.
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Using introverted intuition as their base function, and extroverted thinking as their creative, Sarah is capable of deep and vivid imagery as well as the ability to analyse the correctness of conclusions.
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Robinson, playing the more extroverted half of the duo as a disgraced detective who's hauling around a major chip on his shoulder, is an expert at selling exasperation as he lands jokes.
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Some research from a psychologist at the University of Texas at Austin suggests that Mr. Trump might be more of a "cat person" (more neurotic) than a dog lover (more extroverted, agreeable).
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My extroverted nature — and preferred setting of large group gatherings — meant that I spent countless hours at friends&apos houses and around the neighborhood, making myself at home wherever others had congregated.
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If you're of age, live in a city, and are decently extroverted, you can also try going to a gay bar, or finding out when ladies night at your local dive is.
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By way of explanation, she says that she's an ambivert, an introvert who can pass as extroverted when the occasion calls for it—another example of someone who lives in a liminal space.
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The Definitive Guide to Business In 2007, Julie Deane's 8-year-old daughter, Emily, was being bullied — she'd lost her happy, extroverted personality and came home from school with bruises on her arms.
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Among his closest friends was an extroverted antiques-mad Milanese doctor, Gianni Garani, whose rustic villa in Fiesole, five miles from Florence, was one of Mongiardino's earliest commissions, begun in the early 21s.
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The program ends with the perennial pas de six and tarantella from Act III of "Napoli," a sustained cornucopia of dance ebullience: The extroverted spontaneity of southern Italy is encapsulated by Danish classicism.
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Patrick Moran, the chief customer officer at content collaboration platform Quip, tells CNBC it's important for bosses to understand the preferred work styles of introverted and extroverted employees in order to be successful.
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In addition to having problems with authority, Zitelmann also found that ultra-wealthy people are more open to new experiences and more extroverted than the population as a whole Business Insider previously reported.
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These genetic effects might be working through slight differences in personality in eating behaviours, in how sensitive individuals are to texture and flavours, to how extroverted and how open they are to new situations.
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We found extroverted college students -- who often seek to be the life of the party and be connected to those around them -- were more likely to be addicted to their smartphones than introverted ones.
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The researchers' data suggests that 72 degrees Fahrenheit is the sweet spot and if your hometown deviates too much from this temperature in either direction, you're less likely to be extroverted and emotionally stable.
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Even though starting a conversation with someone you don't know may be easier for extroverts, many experiments indicate both extroverts and introverts are happier when they are asked to behave in an extroverted manner.
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Her Joan is an extroverted introvert, or perhaps vice versa, with the curled and slightly hunched posture of someone trying to disappear by folding inward and drawing all the more attention in the process.
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Therapy and medication help to calm these overactive networks, and if nicotine can play a role in producing more extroverted qualities and de-emphasizing introverted ones, it could potentially be another tool for combating depression.
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Wharton psychologist Adam Grant told Business Insider about research that found introverted leaders are more effective when their team takes initiative, while extroverted leaders are better at getting their team fired up about a project.
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You might set growth milestones for engineers to reach, including some that get them away from their screens and into more extroverted, public roles — publishing papers, giving presentations at conferences and mentoring new team members.
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" He added, "You probably would get a lot of the impact if you just sent the same message on gun rights to your neurotic gun rights supporters as you would to your extroverted gun rights supporters.
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For example, at a networking event, a self-aware ambivert will lean toward the extroverted side of the scale, even when it has been a long day and he or she has had enough of people.
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Since her epochal "Untitled Film Stills" (19803-80), Ms. Sherman has put herself at the center of her deep-thinking photography for four decades, but she has never been as extroverted as her art might suggest.
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Yet Grizzly Bear doesn't stint on more extroverted (if slightly old-fashioned) pleasures like curvaceous melodies, plush harmonies and sweeping buildups, along with glimpses of heartache and echoes of a more sumptuous, more optimistic pop past.
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Jenny Bennett's staging, working from Catherine Bush's adaptation, squarely emphasizes the book's more extroverted and humorous side: The biff-bang-pow production is to the novel as Adam West's Batman was to the grim Dark Knight.
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Yet the orchestra and its music director, Kent Nagano, who announced this summer that he would step down at the end of his contract in 2020, brought some peculiar zest to the work's less extroverted passages.
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In his homily, read with tapestries of images of the seven new saints hanging from St. Peter's Basilica behind him, Francis called Pope Paul "a prophet of an extroverted Church" who opened it up to the world.
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Maya is more extroverted, a class clown with a manic side that she uses as an all-purpose defense mechanism — most affectingly when Maya, who's Japanese-American, is picked on by a clique of racist mean girls.
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The University of Cambridge study examined approximately 77,000 U.K. bank transactions of 625 people and categorized purchases in different personality traits buckets — for example, eating out at a pub was put in the extroverted and impulsive spending category.
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"Several of the studies we reviewed tracked people through their teenage years through to adulthood and found that people who were more extroverted as teenagers were more likely to do well in career terms as adults," he says.
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I think for people who are extroverted and are used to a really high degree of interaction with customers, this will be harder in a different way for the extroverts that will feel different than for the introverts.
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So that doesn't mean we all have to be outgoing or extroverted, but we should all be able to do the things we want to do, or the things we would do if we weren't scared of judgment.
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The study, published online in the Journal of Personality in 2016, "showed that extroverted behavior makes you perky and alert at the moment, and also happier, but after a couple of hours you're more tired," says coauthor Sointu Leikas.
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"Directing is very interesting, because you have to be super extroverted on set and in production, and then you go into a dark room for however many months and then you have to be a total introvert," she said.
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It becomes quite romantic, this sort of lonely, isolated, introverted-stroke-extroverted character: Actress building this robot, having been consigned to the boundaries of limbo by the music press on the back of Ghettoville , which is his final album.
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Just to explain how powerful such data can be: Researchers have figured out how to tie interest you expressed on Facebook in, say, pop music to certain personality traits, such as how extroverted, conscientious or open-minded you are.
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This buddy/birdie comedy, pairing an extroverted, body-positive toucan and an introverted, ambitious song thrush, brings back a kind of yin-yang feminist friendship that departed when Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer left Comedy Central earlier this spring.
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If I was looking for cringe-based lessons about how uncomfortable sex can be, I could watch Embarrassing Bodies—where guests are, paradoxically, much more extroverted, discussing their pustules and poo problems with a candor that would make Liekens blush.
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Whilst you may have a different way of communicating your thoughts, ideas and suggestions to how your extroverted colleagues do, just because there may be more of them, it doesn't mean that your contribution is not as equal as theirs.
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It only seems right to honor talent of that sort—flamboyant, extroverted—with a glossy, slick biopic, and now our first taste of Bohemian Rhapsody, a movie which tells the story of Mercury's life and career in Queen, is here.
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Typically, our culture is one that supports extroversion -- many introverts may even "fake it as if they're more extroverted sometimes because society does value extroverts," said psychologist Vivian Zayas, associate professor of psychology and director of undergraduate studies at Cornell University.
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What you probably missed is that researchers had figured out how to tie your interest in Ms. Kardashian West to certain personality traits, such as how extroverted you are (very), how conscientious (more than most) and how open-minded (only somewhat).
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If I am this extroverted person, there is an introvert in me that I can lose track of or touch with, the same way that you could lose track of or touch with a friend or a sibling who tends to tag along.
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The pieces had internal logic, a sense of individual dramatic arcs both subtle, such as the slow build from childlike to majestic in "Fanfares," and extroverted, like the runs that collapse and remount before a pounding ending in "L'Escalier du Diable" ("The Devil's Staircase").
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Many of the most successful founders and chief executives in the technology industry, such as Bill Gates of Microsoft, and Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook, are introverts who might have floundered in the extroverted culture of IBM, with its company songs and strong emphasis on team-bonding.
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In 2015, she emerged once more, in a reintroduction of sorts: her hair was a fiery ginger, and her performance self—that is, the newly extroverted dancer slash gymnast side of the otherwise reclusive singer—traded in smocks for shorts, stripped down bands for flips and spins.
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She's the extroverted, dark-skinned, plus-size sidekick with great zingers and style who is perpetually talking about her as-yet-unreleased EP. (She's also the character I wish had gotten more screentime, in part because she verges on becoming a loud, black sassy stereotype.) And yet!
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Eventually we might be able to at least approximate what's going on in the brain to a first order—so if you had somebody whose personality was very positive and extroverted and optimistic, you might be able to capture that in an artificial brain to some degree.
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That didn't matter so much when he was contracted for the usual tasks thrust upon a late-notice replacement opposite McGregor at UFC 196: show up more or less in shape, keep pre-fight tensions running high, and serve as a reliably grumpy contrast to the extroverted McGregor.
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Unlike its more extroverted punk and new wave predecessors, goth music, and the lifestyle it engendered, was more introspective and eclectic in orientation, drawing on a diverse set of historical influences, including Gothic art and architecture, and Victorian-era dress, poetry, and aesthetics, in addition to contemporary music.
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The movie descends to earth, so to speak, to find Stanley (James Rolleston), a handsome, bright-eyed, but not particularly extroverted first-year student at the school, sharing a bus seat with Isolde (Ella Edward), an attractive girl a few years his junior, who is off to tennis lessons.
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In a nutshell, the study tested whether people born under "positive" Zodiac signs (Aries, Gemini, Leo, Libra, Sagittarius, and Aquarius — aka all fire and air signs) were more extroverted while people born under "negative" signs (Taurus, Cancer, Virgo, Scorpio, Capricorn, and Pisces — all the earth and water signs) were more introverted.
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Mr. English, born in 1963, had the good fortune to come of age at a time when analytical, oddball, extroverted introverts like himself had a lucrative, socially acceptable outlet for their talents, and his euphoric episodes oddly matched the country's, which for a while went gaga over all things tech.
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But Snowden's paranoia (and ours) gets really nudged up a notch by an argument far more personal, and far less abstract, than that usually heard: his girlfriend Lindsey's extroverted use of social media, and the realization that her computer and webcam may well be pwned by hackers, foreign or domestic.
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Members of the virtuosically poetic Ensemble Signal played two substantial solos ("Black Moon," for bass clarinet, and "Towards a Brighter Hue," for violin), a trio and two works for small ensemble: all extravagant, extroverted, emotionally direct pieces that are also marvels of precision and detail, like puppies skilled at ballet.
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Among the unlikely stars of the documentary were Andrew McClay, an extroverted background actor who choked up when his watch finally ended; and Vladimir Furdik, the stunt coordinator who garnered an unexpected taste of stardom as the villainous Night King, who muttered "Back to normal" when his stretch under that guise finished.
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She's more extroverted and upbeat than Daria was, but I love having Daria as a tool for a kid who is a tweenager and definitely holds her own and wants to be her own person out here in LA. You're flooded with possibilities and choices when you're trying to find who you are.
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We learn, for instance, how the Office of Strategic Services requested the first set of Isabel's test booklets during the war's final year, for use on its covert operatives, and how Truman Capote (extroverted, feeling) and the literary critic Kenneth Burke (introverted, thinking) became increasingly irritated with each other in front of an amused psychologist.
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Latin pop might have the best track record of not being exoticized; Enrique Iglesias and Jennifer Lopez started something of a Latin wave in the late 90s through more subtle incorporations of their Latinidad—horns and extroverted singing styles—into otherwise ordinary mainstream pop devoid of cliches other than the instantly dated, glossy production style that plagued the era.
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A companion of sorts to Mr. Norman's "John Lennon: The Life" (2008), it lays out Mr. McCartney's more than 70 years in granular fashion while advancing a series of arguments as if they were chess pieces — notably that Mr. McCartney, as a Beatle, was as intellectual and avant-garde as he was extroverted and sweet-sounding.
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LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA A few months after the Cleveland Orchestra brings Mahler's Ninth Symphony to New York, this extroverted ensemble repeats it at David Geffen Hall under Simon Rattle, alongside its composer's two other final masterpieces: "Das Lied von der Erde" (with Christian Gerhaher and Stuart Skelton) and the completed version of the Symphony No. 20143.
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The discrepancy between the deliberate movements and Hendrix's extroverted guitar freakouts is startling, and part of the achievement of Mr. Smith, who conceived and directed the show: the evocation of an audience's internal world, as they go from fascinated befuddlement (Hendrix played mostly new material at the Fillmore, as he was introducing his new combo, Band of Gypsys) to euphoria.
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Before that happens, you choose one of the eight or so main courses pictured on the wall, give your order to an extroverted host who taps it into a hand-held screen, and mill around the silverware and condiment station until you hear your name and are handed your meal on a charcoal-colored tray that doubles as a place mat.
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The picture that the younger Six sketched was of an inward-looking father who is trying to preserve a legacy by keeping the world at bay, who comes to realize over time that he also has to do battle with a gregarious and extroverted son who feels that the way to preserve that legacy is precisely by sharing it with the wider world.
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Make what you will of the suggestion that fire and air signs are more extroverted while earth and water signs are more introverted (we'd argue that the extent of someone's extroversion is a little more nuanced than that), but this characterization is generally accepted in the astro community, with obvious exceptions — let's never forget that Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is a supposedly introverted Taurus.
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An engineer can be Kind Compassionate Collaborative Outgoing, extroverted Loving, warm, friendly A person who takes more than 2 days off when their child is born A person who isn't straight, or doesn't want to get married and have kids A person who doesn't drink Red Bull or alcohol A person who admits that they're wrong A person who loves Council A person of color A womanIt's fine if this list doesn't describe you.
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