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Extroversion In Psychology

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EMERGING TRENDS IN PSYCHOLOGY 15 - 17 March 2018 SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE AMONG EXTROVERT AND INTROVERT YOUNG ADULTS Nidhi Khicha* and Dr Subasree** *II yr. M.Sc Counselling Psychology, Madras School of Social Work, Chennai **Assistant Professor, Department of Counselling Psychology, Madras School of Social Work, Chennai ABSTRACT Social Intelligence is the ability to get along with others and young adults have a need to involve in meaningful relationships. An individual's interpersonal personality traits such as Extroversion – Introversion plays a role in forming and maintaining social relationships and interacting with the social environment. The present study aimed to explore the level of Social Intelligence among extrovert and introvert young adults. The current study adopted ex-post facto research design and the sample of 200 young adults …show more content…

The findings revealed that neuroticism correlates negatively with the level of Social Intelligence and contrarily Social Intelligence correlates positively with extraversion, openness, conscientiousness, and agreeableness. The results of yet another study by Vyrost and Kyselova (2006) on the interconnections between Social Intelligence and other interpersonal personality traits revealed that there was a significant correlation between SI and traits like dominance and extraversion. Sembiyan and Visvanathan (2012) conducted a study on "Social Intelligence of college students”. A sample of 1050 college students was taken using random sampling technique from Districts of Tamil Nadu. The findings revealed that the locality, type of family and type of colleges had no significant difference but, gender and type of institution exhibited significant difference in respect of their social intelligence of college

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