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introversion /in·tro·ver·sion/ (-ver´zhun) 1. the turning outside in, more or less completely, of an organ, or the resulting condition. 2. preoccupation with oneself, with reduction of interest in the outside world.
introversion [-vur′zhən] Etymology: L, intro + vertere, to turn 1 the tendency to direct one's interests, thoughts, and energies inward or toward things concerned with the self. 2 the state of being totally or primarily concerned with one's own intrapsychic experience. Also spelled intraversion. Compare extroversion. introversion the turning outside in, more or lees completely, of an organ. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| These include introversion, anxiety, social dysfunction, osteoporosis, depression, fear, obsessional behaviour of cleanliness, and orderliness (Edlin, Golanty and Brown; 2000 and Rowan, 2004). The teaching principles used in this study were not randomly assigned to the children; therefore, we cannot rule out the possibility that certain child characteristics, such as hyperactivity or introversion, influenced the tutoring style of the therapists. You make a distinction between introversion and shyness. |
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