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• n  (psychology) an extroverted disposition; concern with what is outside the self

• Twins who had similar scores in key traits extroversion, calmness and conscientiousness, for example had similar happiness scores; once those traits were accounted for .
• Overall, subjects using good-looking avatars tended to display more confidence, friendliness and extroversion, just as in the real world: they approached avatar strangers within .
• His orthodox theology is tempered by extroversion and charisma, a stark contrast to his predecessor, whom New York City Catholics widely viewed as distant.

• extraversion

• ambiversion

News & Articles

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• Why The Brains Of Extroverts May Have An Edge In The Rough And Tumble Of Life
  Much has been written about the comparative advantages of personality styles—most typically, extroversion versus introversion (and more recently, ambiversion).
  Aug. 18, 2013 - Forbes

Quotes

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• James Weaver in CNET News
  Health risk factors differentiated adult video game players from nonplayers,Weaver said in a statement. "Video game players also reported lower extroversion, consistent with research on adolescents that linked video game playing to a...
• Dora Bakoyannis in ANA
  Bakoyannis said that Greece's foreign policy was exercised with "extroversion and national self-confidence", while Greece and the United States were linked by close, long-standing and strategic ties.