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A person whose batteries charge by being plugged into other humans.

means Someone who gains energy from social interaction and tends to think out loud, feeling drained by too much solitude.

from Coined by psychologist Carl Jung in the 1920s from Latin extra (outside) and vertere (to turn) — literally one who turns outward, toward the world.

Jung's caveatHe said pure types exist only in asylums.
Spelling warExtravert is the original; extrovert won by popularity.
Not loudIt means energized by people, not necessarily talkative.
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