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• In particular, extroversion and neuroticism have been linked to loneliness.
• Like composure, extroversion is composed of four seemingly synonymous values.
• But neither does the old glad-handing extroversion.
• Likewise, extroversion tends to magnify the contrast.
• This time the quartet played the passage with the passion and extroversion Stern was seeking.
• Introversion has been correlated to high brain-blood levels; extroversion to lower levels.
• Using the Eysenck Personality Inventory, those affected had higher scores for extroversion and neuroticism.
• Neuroticism or emotional instability and extroversion are two factors of the Big Five Personality Index.
• Information suggesting introversion was considered negative while information suggestion extroversion was considered to be positive.
• By contrast, extroversion can be viewed as a symbol arrogance and self-interest.
• Switchers and nonswitchers showed no significant differences in the categories of shyness, extroversion or neuroticism.
• Adam Fischer's conducting is as impressive as before, balancing comic extroversion and flowing lyricism.
• Character, composure, extroversion and sociability are the dimensions of credibility that help establish referent power.
• If the Spice Girls don't precisely act here, they do give extroversion a good name.
• Yet it's his brooding side that gets to us; he's not all extroversion.
• Neumann presents a theory of " centroversion " in ego formation, a blend of extroversion and introversion.
• Cain explored how western cultures, particularly that of the United States, place much value on extroversion.
• On a brisk and windy day, under azure skies, the city showed itself in all its extroversion.
• In a culture that glorifies extroversion, Holly and other shy folks admit they're envious of extroverts.
• Extroversion gives way slowly to introversion, and more definitely social instincts begin to play an increasing role ."