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- Dictionaryintroverted/ˈɪntrəvəːtɪd/
adjective
- 1. of, denoting, or typical of an introvert.
- 2. (of an organ or other body part) turned or pushed inward on itself.
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1 day ago · 7) You have a rich inner world. As a smart introvert, your mind is like a bustling city of thoughts, ideas, dreams, and fantasies. You have this incredible inner world that’s brimming with creativity and imagination. You might: Daydream about the future. Create intricate storylines in your head.
5 days ago · Being an introvert doesn’t necessarily mean you’re antisocial or shy. In fact, many introverts can be extremely sociable and outgoing when they want to be. The key is that introverts choose their social engagements carefully and prefer meaningful, deep conversations over small talk.
4 days ago · One being that when an introvert goes off to think and come up with ideas, he or she usually comes back to change the world. That’s the power of an introvert in solitude. In other words she’s saying, “back off and let us do our thing.”
5 days ago · Overall, you have one extroverted perceptive function, one introverted perceptive function, one extroverted judgment function and one introverted judgment function. Of those functions, one is an intuitive function, one is a sensing function, one is a thinking function and one is a feeling function.
4 days ago · Introverted intuition (aka Ni) is a cognitive function that helps individuals recognize patterns from seemingly unrelated concepts and gain deep insights. This mental function is one of the eight identified by Carl Jung.
4 days ago · Psychotherapist Dr Marti Olsen Laney, in The Introvert Advantage, outlines how introverts are more sensitive to the effects of dopamine — requiring less of it to feel its pleasant effects.
5 days ago · Understanding introversion in the workplace. Introverts are often misunderstood as being shy or antisocial. Instead, introverts recharge alone or in small groups, finding large social settings draining. They process information deeply, often leading to thoughtful and well-considered responses—an asset in many jobs.
