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Obviously An Introvert?

By VJ, on June 29th, 2009

I’ve been filming promos for the past few days. And I tend to get really focused and intent on my work.

So I had an interesting reaction to an interruption. Check it out! (Watch my face.)

They say there is typically a difference between the way extraverts respond to interruptions, and the way introverts respond. What do you think?

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1 comment to Obviously An Introvert?

  • John Wheeler
    July 1, 2009 at 10:05 pm · Reply

    That’s funny! You look like you’re not only chagrined, but sort of withdrawing into yourself until the interruption is over. I think I (ENFP) would be more apt to engage the interruption in some combative way (depending on the mood, whether humorous or otherwise).

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