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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023)
Innovative research in modern education

Articles

THE POWER OF INTROVERTS IN ACHIEVING SUCCESS

Published 18-04-2023

  • Rozimbayeva Sitora Nurmamatovna

Abstract

People have always been highly curious to know which personality group they fall into, even in ancient times.Compared to others, introverts excel in their profession. This is a result of their incredible talent, patience, and commitment to finishing their work. What are introverts' strengths, and why are they more successful? That and other topics will be covered in detail in this article.

Keywords

psychology, pedagogy, communication, educational process, language learning, energy.

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