neither. it depends on the individual.
IQ is not directly related to personality type. So, this can't be answered as a general question.
intelligence is an abstract concept that is measured by tests. A test can be created that gives a higher intelligence score to introverts just as easily as can be for extroverts. Perhaps you can pose another question to get an answer to what you really want to know.
intellect and personality are two different things.
Introverts tend to me more intelligent about the deeper, and more esoteric things. Extroverts tend to be more intelligent socially and practically. dennisjudd.com: I think i'm introvertedyou all bore me::
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Well it depends on the situation, if you are in front of your boss, you need to be introvert to show that you are humble in the knowledge you solve, If you are on your own for fitness sports, martial arts, internet and friends, karaoke,dancing extrovert character can be freely express and it depends on the location, right time and right place too, quote http://uk.360.yahoo.com/varsitythoo
My experience from citibank Puchong tells me it is better to be introvert in office environment for boss to win for commissions and petrol allowances to come out easily for example
depends on the individual.
extrovert ppl are talkative, will speak their mind, and will give information if they know it.
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introverts are the oppsite pretty much lol.
i'd say introverts though because they're the quiet ppl that always think
It really depends on the individual.
Someone introvert make be more analytical, but there is also the chance they are not.
Someone extrovert may have a better understanding of people and how to judge, gage and respond to people and situations. Of course, this again may not be the case.
Intelligence isn't based on any of these, and is a culmination of many factors.
in reality, you are unlikely to find someone that doesn't have some introvert and extrovert tendencies.
I am often introvert, but too much analysis of situations actually makes me less intelligent because I cannot always enjoy the moment. An intelligent person would know when to be introvert and when to be extrovert to enjoy themselves, and get what they want.
I wouldn't categories that simply. Generally, in younger people, we would assume an extrovert is less intelligent. but that's just a preconception. An introvert at a young age may just be shy and/or over critical and analytical of situations.
you really cant tell but i think introverts b/c they think before they talk .....
Depends on the person. But for arguments sake, I'll say introvert, becuase they are contemplative...who knows.
Hard question.
Not one single study has shown that one is more over the other. Extraversion and introversion are typically understood as a single continuum. Thus, to be high on one is necessarily to be low on the other. That said, people fluctuate in their behavior all the time, and even extreme introverts and extraverts do not always act consistently.
I think it would be introvert.
They have different types of intelligence. Emotional communication and intellect are not correlated. Intelligence, however, may be higher in extrovert humans.
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Which is more intelligent? introvert or extrovert?