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As we discussed in this session’s lecture, your level of Introversion vs. Extroversion makes a big difference in the types and amount of social interaction that is ideal for you. For this learning activity, you will explore your level of Introversion/Extroversion as a means to better understand yourself and your own social needs.

1. Go to the Extroversion Introversion Test site

1. Take their online assessment “Extroversion Introversion Test”.
2. Copy and paste your results into a MS Word document Titled “Journal Entry: Who Am I?”
4. Following your results, answer the following questions to complete your Journal Entry using APA formatting and utilizing at least 2-3 paragraphs.
   1. Does this seem to describe you? What seems like you and what doesn’t?
   2. How does your level of introversion/extroversion help or hurt you in communicating with others? What are your needs to socialize effectively?
   3. How can you use your style of communicating to work in further God’s kingdom?
   6. Extroversion Introversion Test result: According to your results you appear to be the type of person who enjoys socializing with both large and smaller, more intimate groups of people. You don’t mind being around big crowds, but that doesn’t mean you’ll want to crash every party you’re invited to. Having an active social life and extending your network of friends is relatively important to you, but it isn’t the most crucial thing. You’ve managed to strike a great balance between actively involving yourself in your larger social network, and spending some quality time with a few intimate friends. Although you may not always be the conversation-starter or the “life of the party”, you are generally a very outgoing individual, whether among friends or people you are less familiar with.