Now to recharge yourself, A. You want to go out with your friends, have a party, or rather B. saying in, spending time alone reading a book or maybe watching a movie. If your answer is A, then you might be an extrovert or if your answer is B, then you might be an introvert.
The terms "introverted" and "extroverted" was first coined by Carl Jung in his 1920s work, Psychological Types.
The differences between extrovert and introvert is how each of these personality gets energy and how they recharge their brains. The category Extrovert makes the most of the population of the world. They are outwardly focused, focused on other people and what 's going on around them. They like to work in groups, they have a lots of friends and they tend to work with their problems by talking about them out loud. They need to spill their guts, rehash the pain and misery and get feedback from their friends. That’s how extroverts keep it real. Most famous people are extroverts, like Margate Thatcher, Steve Jobs, Ophra Winfree
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They often take pleasure in solitary activities such as reading, writing, using computers etc. They have a fewer friends, but their friendship is deeper. When it comes to decision making, they thinks all the way through, and that’s why sometimes they take long time to responds or to make up their mind. Some awesome introverts like Albert Einstein, Gandhi, J. K. Rowling.
Apart from extremes of Introvert and Extrovert, scientists described there is another category with people exhibiting a mix of introverted and extroverted tendencies, named "ambiverts" fall in the middle of this continuum. In fact, most of us belongs somewhere between these two extremes, probably more biased towards one of the side in the Introvert to extrovert scale.
Even according to Jung, "There is no such thing as a pure introvert or extrovert. Such a person would be in the lunatic