How does Carl Jung interpret introversion and extraversion?​

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Jung (1923) described extroverts as preferring to engage with the outside world of objects, sensory perception, and action. Introverts he described as being more focused on the internal world of reflection, are thoughtful and insightful.

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"In Psychological Types, Jung described how extraverts engage with external stimuli (Jung, 1921). He believed that extraverts direct their energy outwards - towards other people - and gain energy from such encounters. Introverts, meanwhile, focus their energy inwards, towards more solitary, thoughtful activities."

Quoted from:

Waude, A. (2017, February 2). Extraversion And Introversion. Psychologist World. Retrieved October 20, 2021

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