Personality Tests - Page 9

I think social definitions and clinical definitions of introvert and extrovert are very different. G-Unit, you are right that they do consider selectiveness to be introversion. Technically introversion is nothing but choosing solitude or small groups over larger gatherings. People simply misconstrue it as being shy or loners.

A lot of people in rl or vl assume that I am shy, awkward and a loner. However, those who know me know that is not the case and I am actually pretty friendly, outgoing and sociable. I just do not care much to interact with people unless I really like them. I'm completely happy with the high introversion ratings I usually score.

As far as psycometric tests go, in uni i did MBTI
Myers Brigg Type Indicator and came out as ISTJ