Functional neuroimaging of extraversion-introversion

Another Attempt at Measures of Extraversion-Introversion

as the point of reference in relation to the object, thereby giving to the subject an evaluation higher than that of the object. "As a result, the object always possesses a lower value; it has a secondary importance; occasionally it even represents merely an outward objective token of a subjective content, the embodiment of an idea in other words, in which, however, the idea is the essential fa...

The impact of Eysenck's extraversion-introversion personality dimension on prospective memory.

Prospective memory (PM) is memory for future events. PM is a developing area of research (e.g., Brandimonte, Einstein & McDaniel, 1996) with recent work linking personality types and their utilisation of PM (Goschke & Kuhl, 1996; Searleman, 1996). The present study compared 28 extraverts and 28 introverts on their short- and long-term prospective memory using the Prospective Memory Scale develo...

The Relationship between Extraversion/Introversion and the Use of Strategic Competence in Oral Referential Communication

    This study investigates the relationship between extraversion/introversion personality dimension and the use of strategic competence (SC) in oral referential communication by Iranian EFL learners. Referential communication refers to a kind of guided communication in which the referents (or topics) are given to the speakers to convey their meanings to the listeners. 50 sophomore English stud...

The interference of introversion-extraversion and depressive symptomatology with reasoning performance: a behavioural study.

The objective of this study was to investigate the link between the Eysenck Personality Questionnaire (EPQ) scores and depressive symptomatology with reasoning performance induced by a task including valid and invalid Aristotelian syllogisms. The EPQ and the Zung Depressive Scale (ZDS) were completed by 48 healthy subjects (27 male, 21 female) aged 33.5 ± 9.0 years. Additionally, the subjects e...

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