A person who shows a strong tendency to find satisfaction in an inner fife of thought and fantasy.
A person who thinks only about himself or herself and his or her own mental state.
A personality type that is primarily concerned with and focused on internal events. Introverts tend to be withdrawn, shy, ill at ease socially, and interested in solitary pursuits. The opposite of an introvert is an extrovert.
Physically, this means turning inside out. Psychologically, the term refers to an individual whose character looks inwards on him or herself and who may also be obsessive and have few friends.
A personality reaction type characterized by withdrawal from reality, fantasy formation, and stress on the subjective side of life adjustments, seen pathologically in extreme form in schizophrenia.
A person whose thoughts and feelings are directed inward.
Possessing attributes on the low end of the extraversion scale.
An individual who places greater emphasis on their inner realm than on the external or social surroundings is known as an introvert. Introverts tend to thrive in solitary work settings, exhibit shyness and a quiet demeanor, and tend to retreat inwardly when faced with stress.