Am I an Introvert or Extrovert? Personality Test

This test covers tiredness, isolation, withdrawal, the body, speaking up, speaking your mind, listening, dialogue, the relationship, attachment, pleasure, avoidance, work, concentration and readiness to change. What the test asks, for example Tiredness If a day packed with appointments leaves you drained rather than energized. If long, social days leave you full of energy. Isolation If you need regular moments of solitude to feel balanced. If you feel uncomfortable when you have to be alone for too long. Withdrawal If, after a social event, you need time alone to recover. If group activities recharge you with energy and motivation. The body If too much sensory stimulation (noise, crowds) quickly drains you. If the more people there are around you, the more lively you feel. Speaking up If, in a lively discussion, you prefer to observe before jumping in. If you're comfortable speaking up spontaneously in meetings. Speaking your mind If you prefer to think before speaking rather than thinking out loud. If you like thinking out loud and sharing your ideas as they come. Listening If, in a group, you listen more than you talk. If you easily strike up conversations with strangers. Dialogue If, at a group meal, you contribute little and prefer to listen. If you like leading a discussion and being in the spotlight. The relationship If you have a small but very close circle of friends. If you like having a wide network of acquaintances and friends. Attachment If it takes you time to open up to new people. If you make new friends easily wherever you go. Pleasure If you prefer quiet activities (cinema, museum) over noisy ones (concert, party). If meeting new people at an event excites you. Avoidance If you sometimes turn down invitations simply because you feel like staying home. If you feel comfortable spontaneously approaching a group you don't know. Work If you're more productive when you work alone in a quiet place. If you work better when you're surrounded by colleagues and activity. Concentration If notifications and constant interruptions break your concentration. If the buzz of a lively office motivates you rather than bothers you. Readiness to change If your introversion/extraversion profile has a real impact on how you live. If you believe you are capable of growing in this area.