Research on extroverts and introverts is often used to demonstrate the biological nature of personality. although we have the potential to change our sociability tendencies, more often than not we remain either outgoing or introspective. write an essay that accurately describes the benefits and limitations of being an extrovert. provide specific research evidence to support your claims.

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Explanation:

Traditionally it is believed that Extroverts posses a higher level of hapiness:

Research carried by Hans Eysenck found a direct relationship between extroversion and happienss in life.

He designed a test in 1985 to check personality traits of a group of people and found:  Exroverts are more prone to "getting in love" which is essential in life for finding self realization.

Some subsequent research by Nader Kalali on hapiness found the same relationship among students in London in 2001

The other works similar have concluded that extroverts laugh a lot, which also reflects on positive intrapersonal relationships.

Extroverts tendo to have long term social relationships some of the later features found are

" Extroverts smile more.

   They look at others more.

   They place themselves nearer to you.

   Extroverts speak in loud and high-pitched voices.

   They take efforts to find out things about you.

   Extroverts are energetic and high spirited."

Important to mark is the fact that being Introverts not necessarily implies to be unhappy, and Introverts are generally acknoweldged to posses other prominent features that can counterbalance in life and make them happy as well.

I would suggest to contrast this and read Susan Cain’s Quiet: The Power of Introverts to contrast the thesis of this essay.

c. wright mills's sociological imagination suggest investigating to explain this increase?

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