Your Extroversion Profile: |
| Cheerfulness: Medium |
| Sociability: Medium |
| Excitement Seeking: Low |
| Friendliness: Low |
| Activity Level: Very Low |
| Assertiveness: Very Low |
Yes, yEs, yeS, but I'm friendlier then that. I'm just not in your face about it and I'm assertive when it counts.
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Of course I had to do this one!
Your Extroversion Profile:
Friendliness: Very High
Assertiveness: High
Cheerfulness: High
Excitement Seeking: High
Sociability: High
Activity Level: Medium
So did I, mine came out similar to yours:
Cheerfulness:Medium
Friendliness:Medium
Sociability:Medium
Assertiveness:Low
Activity level:Very Low
Excitement Seeking:Very Low
No surprises there, then! I'd say that's about right.
Jill, I like that analogy "Being with people like me is like eating chocolate cheesecake: it's intensely delicious for a time, but after a bit, I need to push the plate away."
I don't think that being married to an INTJ has necesarily caused me to be more introverted. However, it's allowed me realize and plan for it. Until a few years ago a great deal of my time was spent with extroverts. I enjoy being around extroverts. I'm always much more adventurerous when I'm with them and have great experiences, but it's very important to realize that I would truely need to time away by myself.
Right now I have few if any extroverts in my life, except for co-workers and I miss them. I find it impossible to create a social circle that envolves my husband. I need a social group, while he really has no interest in it.
Well I retook this a bit later and my scores were a bit different
Cheerfulness: Medium
Friendliness: Medium
Sociability: Medium
Assertiveness: Low
Excitement Seeking: Low
Activity Level: Very Low
Still an introvert
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