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needs, desires, and rights of others (as opposed
to one’s enjoyment of others, which
appears to be related primarily to
Extraversion).”
7. latter are “confrontive copers”: See, for
example: (1) Donald A. Loffredo and Susan
K. Opt, “Argumentation and Myers-Briggs
Personality Type Preferences,” paper
presented at the National Communication
Association Convention, Atlanta, GA; (2)
Rick Howard and Maeve McKillen, “Extraversion
and Performance in the Perceptual
Maze Test,” Personality and Individual Differences
11, no. 4 (1990): 391–96; (3) Robert
L. Geist and David G. Gilbert, “Correlates of
Expressed and Felt Emotion During Marital
Conflict: Satisfaction, Personality, Process
and Outcome,” Personality and Individual
Differences 21, no. 1 (1996): 49–60; (4) E.
Michael Nussbaum, “How Introverts Versus
Extroverts Approach Small-Group