Differential personality test of in and en

Extroverted intuition and introverted intuition.

Jung believes that for everyone, extroversion and introversion will inevitably have an advantage, that is, they will become individual preferences on the level of consciousness, thus producing extroversion or introversion. There are the following differences between extroversion and introversion: 1. Inclined people feel excited, comfortable and energetic in the crowd. Inclined people feel comfortable when they are alone and don't like too many occasions.

2. Extroverts are willing and often want to be the focus of attention, while introverts tend to avoid being the focus of attention.

3. Inclined people prefer to communicate directly through dialogue, while inclined people prefer to use written methods, such as SMS.

4. Inclined people like to talk while thinking, while inclined people tend to think. Results On the surface, inclined people talk a lot, interrupt others more easily, and respond quickly when answering questions. On the contrary, inclined people talk less and listen well, because answering other people's questions requires careful thinking, so they are slow in the eyes of others. However, many times, the inclined person thinks deeper, and the inclined person's first reaction.