The word "extroverted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is outgoing and seeks interaction with other people. Example: My cousin is so friendly and outgoing - I would definitely describe him as an extroverted person.
It's important to remember that media can be social without being relentlessly extroverted.
"When you start in comedy you're always extroverted in conversation," explains standup and musician Vikki Stone.
Most combine two conflicting personality traits – they are both highly introverted and highly extroverted.
According to the research, married, extroverted optimists are happier than single, pessimistic introverts, and Republicans are happier than Democrats.
Extroversion is not observable, but extroverted behaviours are, and those are summarized by evoking a construct label and inferring that the person who exhibited those behaviours is extroverted to some degree.
On these recordings, Hampton occasionally plays piano (on which he performed vibraphone-style with two fingers) or drums, but most feature him on the vibes and reveal him to be as sensitive with ballads as he is extroverted on up-tempo numbers.
People generally found others to be intellectually arrogant if they also saw them as high in dominance, extroverted and wanting to be the centre of attention.
At times you are extroverted, affable and sociable, while at other times you are introverted, wary, and reserved.
The way our culture values extroverted qualities – competition, small talk, speaking up, taking action, relentless socialising – forces me to sometimes go along with extrovert behaviour and inevitably pay for it afterwards by needing a long nap.
If you take the proportion of the population that is extroverted and include those who are pretending to be, it's no surprise introverts feel outnumbered and alienated.
Bentley, along with cheerleader-in-chief, Davina McCall, will be back next Thursday for the launch show for the annual summer sojourn at Elstree Studios – when a new group of pathologically extroverted wannabes will battle for the TV nation's passing interest, and those all-important cover shoots for Heat and OK! magazines.
