Gregariousness
Preference for the company of others. Gregariousness is one of six facets of extraversion in the Big Five personality model. The trait describes a broad tendency; facets show how it plays out in everyday behaviour.
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High vs low gregariousness
High gregariousness
Typical behaviours
- Enjoys crowds
- Seeks company
- Social butterfly
Real-world examples
- Party hosts who energize large gatherings
- Networkers who thrive at conferences and events
- People who feel lonely without regular social contact
Low gregariousness
Typical behaviours
- Prefers solitude
- Small groups only
- Values alone time
Real-world examples
- Individuals who prefer one-on-one conversations
- Those who recharge through solitude
- People who find crowds draining
Other facets of extraversion
- AssertivenessSocial dominance and confidence in groups
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The personality test scores you on all five Big Five traits, including extraversion.
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