Theoretical aspects of extraversion and introversion

2024

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DOI 10.46914/2959-3999-2024-1-1-34-41
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Abstract

The topic “Theoretical Aspects of Extraversion and Introversion” examines important aspects of personality psychology based on the concepts of extraversion and introversion proposed by the Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung. This article is devoted to the theoretical aspects of the concepts of extraversion and introversion proposed by Carl Jung as part of personality analysis. The work provides an analysis of the main characteristics and qualities of both poles of personality, as well as their influence on perception and interaction with the outside world. Also, the main characteristics of extroverted and introverted behavior and their impact on social relationships, professional activities and psychological well-being will be considered. Analysis of modern research confirms and complements Jung’s concepts, and theoretical aspects can be used in practice in the context of modern psychology and psychotherapy. The purpose of the article is to give a broad understanding of the theoretical foundations of extraversion and introversion and emphasize their importance for understanding and working with human personality.