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• Introverts


  Tend to be drawn to the internal world of thoughts and feelings
• Extroverts


  Drawn to the external world of people and activities
• Introverts recharge


  By spending some time alone
• Extroverts recharge


  When they do not socialize enough
• Extroverts


  • Good at performing tasks under pressure
  • Coping with multiple jobs at once
• Introverts


  • Like to focus on one task at a time
  • Can concentrate very well
• Extroverts


  • Tend to do assignments quickly
  • Make fast decisions
  • Comfortable with taking risks
• Introverts


  • Often work more slowly and deliberately
  • Think before they act
  • Give up less easily
  • Work more accurately
• Introverts and extroverts work well together because their personalities complement each other
• Introverts and extroverts can accomplish great things when they collaborate
• Rosa Parks


  A shy, mild-mannered introvert who avoided standing out in public or drawing attention to herself
• Rosa Parks had the courage to resist injustice and answered the bus driver calmly with a single word - "No"
• Martin Luther King Jr.

  An extrovert - assertive, sociable, and good at motivating people
• Rosa Parks's act and Martin Luther King Jr.'s speech


  Inspired Montgomery's black community to boycott the buses, a crucial turning point in the struggle for civil rights
• The partnership of Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr. had a huge impact on society
• Steve Wozniak


  A great inventor who hated small talk and often worked alone, enabling him to focus on inventing things
• Steve Jobs


  Had outstanding social skills and was good at communicating with people, a daring entrepreneur
• Wozniak would come up with a clever engineering idea, and Jobs would find a way to polish, package, and sell it
• The world needs both introverts and extroverts, and they often make a terrific team
• Tigers


  One of the world's largest feline species, the dominant predators of their habitats
• Tigers have been feared and worshipped by humans for centuries, standing as symbols of power and courage
• At the start of the 20th century, it was estimated that there were approximately 100,000 wild tigers
• In recent years, three of the nine subspecies of tigers have become extinct
• It is now estimated that there are fewer than 4,000 tigers living in the wild
• Some experts even predict that the last of the world's wild tigers will disappear within the next 10 years
• Interconnectedness of species


  • If tigers become extinct, it would affect the entire ecosystem and ultimately threaten human survival
  • Tigers are an "umbrella species" - protecting them protects the whole habitat and other species that share it
• If tigers become extinct


  Deer and boar populations would rapidly increase, causing vegetation to disappear, which would affect birds, insects, and larger animals that prey on them
• Burning fossil fuels for electricity

  Contributes to climate change and rising sea levels, which threatens the Sundarbans region inhabited by tigers
• Many popular products like chocolate, instant noodles, and soap are made with palm oil, leading to deforestation of tiger habitats
• Products made with environmentally friendly palm oil usually have a special mark on the label
• You can protect tigers by volunteering, sharing information on social media, and remembering that we all share the same planet
• Self-report data


  Participants' verbal accounts of their behavior
• Self-report methods


  • Take advantage of the fact that people have a unique opportunity to observe themselves full-time
  • Can be plagued by several kinds of distortion
• Social desirability bias


  A tendency to give socially approved answers to questions about oneself
• Subjects influenced by social desirability bias work overtime trying to create a favorable impression, especially when asked about sensitive issues
• Sensitive issues


  • Reporting voting in an election
  • Reporting giving to a charity when they did not