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Work/School: High levels help with cooperation and communication. Helps when trying to network.

Home: High levels lead to better relationships

Social Interests: Invigorated by social interactions which influences them to keep persuing social interests.

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Work/school - Too sociable, off task, when not working with others they struggle, wanting to have contol and lead all the time

Home - too sociable, busy - not enough time, take risk when seeking thrills, may not want to do one thing due to other things

Social/interests - too many, too much time, wants to hang out all the time, doesn't get work done before hanging out with friends

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Work/School : Easily able to intract with both sides, able to work another own just fine
Home : Able to relay at home easily, Happy with no hustle and bustle
Social/Interets : Balance in when you do things, work done first, Social life is not super inportant

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People on the lower side of extraversion may have a difficult time in their school/work, home, and social lives. While working, they might have a hard time forming a connection between their employers, teachers, and peers due to being unsocial. This may also lead to poor cooperation skills. These individuals might also be considered shut ins, rarely leaving their house and having poor communication skills which can cause strife between their family. Being introverted and also negatively affect one’s social lives as they don’t seek out new experiences, activities, and friends.
Allie Stratz

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Is marked by the engagement with the world. Extroverts enjoy being with people. Introverts tend to be low key, and disengaged with the social world.

Ava Z