I scored 41 right on the cusp of Introvert and Ambivert 41 Was right where Ambivert starts so that still leaves me more of an Introvert. If you score was between: 0 – 20 points You’re predominantly an Introvert. 20 – 40 points You’re an Introvert with some Ambivert functions. 40 – 60 points You’re an Ambivert. 60 – 80 points You’re an Extrovert with some Ambivert functions. 80 – 100 points You’re predominantly an Extrovert. Introvert While not necessarily shy, you prefer to spend a lot of your time alone to recharge your limited energy. Quite simply: people drain you, and you prefer your own inner world of thoughts and passions to the external world of people and events. As such, you tend to have few close friendships, and are very selective when it comes to relationships. You prefer to think before you act, and people describe you as being thoughtful, cautious, quiet and introspective. To summarize, these are some of your defining characteristics: Private. Enjoys solitude. Energized alone. Has a rich internal world. Thinks before speaking and acting. Prefers a few intimate friends. Doesn’t enjoy loud, sociable situations. Independent. Famous Introverts: Albert Einstein, Charles Darwin, J.K Rowling, Mahatma Ghandi, Eleanor Roosevelt, Larry Page, Tim Burton, Dr. Seuss, Keanu Reeves, Gwyneth Paltrow, Michelle Pfeiffer, Grace Kelly, Tom Hanks, Mother Teresa, Friedrich Nietzsche, George Orwell. Famous Fictional Introverts: Amelie Poulain, Isabella Swan, Calvin (and Hobbes), Jane Eyre, Donnie Darko, Daria Morgendorffer, Spock (Star Trek), Sheldon Cooper (Big Bang Theory), Matilda Wormwood, Peter Parker (Spider Man), Mr. Darcy (Pride & Prejudice). Ambivert As a fairly equanimous person, you display both introverted and extroverted characteristics. While on some days you like being surrounded by many people, on others you prefer to relax on your own and take some time out. As such, you can easily relate to both extremes on the personality spectrum, and have an easier time delving in and out of the internal and external worlds. This may lead to feelings of confusion as many times you feel like a “walking contradiction”, feeling one thing one moment, and another thing the next. Your friendship circle tends to consist of 3, 4, or 5 people. To summarize, these are some of your defining characteristics: Equanimous Enjoys socializing, but also being alone at times. Behavioural decisions usually rely on “how one feels”, or the context of the situation. Usually has a small group of friends. Flexible. Changeable. Ability to appreciate both inner and outer worlds. Easygoing. Famous Ambiverts: George Carlin, John Lennon, Celine Dion, Rowan Atkinson, Angelina Jolie, Marilyn Monroe, Julian Assange, Richard Dawkins, Princess Diana, Johnny Depp, William Shakespeare, Jesus of Nazareth, Leonardo DiCaprio, Stephen Spielberg. Famous Fictional Ambiverts: House, Doctor Who, Harry Potter, Patrick Jane (The Mentalist), Gandalf, Superman, Alice in Wonderland, Belle (Beauty and the Beast), Sherlock Holmes, Bruce Wayne (Batman), Emily Thorne (Revenge).
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