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Introversion and extraversion are personality traits described by Carl Jung. Energy flows differently.

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Jung framed introversion as drawing energy from solitude and reflection, and extraversion as drawing energy from external stimulation and social interaction. Most people are not extremes—they fall somewhere on a spectrum.

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