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Assignment First Draft of Critical Analysis
Essay
Art Appreciation (Liberty
University)
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I. Introduction
II. Overview: The author discusses how introverts are often misunderstood by the
American and global populations in this article. Introversion, according to
Jonathan, is a common trait rather than a problem. Extroverts can be found all
over the world. As a result, introverts have a tough time. Introverts aren't rude;
they just need time alone to recharge before engaging in social interactions with
extroverts.
B. Thesis: I absolutely agree with the author's viewpoints. Introversion should be
as common as extroversion. It is true that you can be both cautious and
extroverted. Introversion is a personality characteristic, not a withdrawn and anti-
social personality trait. Jonathan's main point about introversion being
misunderstood by society is valid since introverts have distinct personalities and
actions from extroverts, which society and extroverts find difficult to
understand.II. Body
A. Main idea;Extroversion is praised in Western society: a person's outgoing and
passionate personality, as well as their ability to communicate well, are viewed as
positive qualities. Introversion, on the other hand, is considered as a weakness
and a liability. Extroverts are thought to be brilliant and compassionate, whereas
introverts are thought to be self-sufficient and secluded. Introverts are natural
observers. They are curious thinkers. These attributes contribute to their growth
as a leader. Introverts are excellent decision-makers. Introverts appear wiser due
to their stillness, seriousness, and inclination to separate and thoroughly ponder
things through.
Introvert leaders encourage their followers to make their own decisions and
express themselves creatively. Introverts account for a sizable proportion of the
world's top inventors. They are regarded to be the most intelligent people on the
globe, and they prefer to work alone in order to concentrate. Extroverts are
fueled by others and wilt or fade when they are alone. (2003, Jonathan)
B. Support thesis: Introversion is a typical trait, not a flaw. Introverts have a
diverse set of skills. The most basic explanation for introversion is that an
introvert gets energy from being alone, whereas an extrovert gets energy from
being around other people. Introverts are not antisocial; rather, they fragment
their sociability and are more aware of their environment. They prefer individual
engagement to group discussions. They desire close friendships and familial
interactions with a small group of people. Although introverts avoid social
situations, they are not harsh to othersIntroverts thrive in quieter circumstances,
whereas extroverts thrive
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in social situations. Introverts are creative and may think beyond the box. They are
engaged listeners with a range of personalities. They are alert and good at
socializing with lesser crows. You feel revitalized and motivated, ready to be
present when you're out with people because you understand the value of "me
time." Extroverts are frequently seen as the most effective leaders.
A. However, this is not always the case. Introverts are excellent problem
solvers and listeners. They are sure of themselves and their decisions.
They are humble and build meaningful connections with others. They're
perfect for when you're alone. Introverts can be excellent leaders because
of all of these characteristics.
Conclusion
A. Summarize: Overall, modern society should understand introverts' routines and
behavior. Introversion should be as common as extroversion. Every day, millions
of people experience introversion. How can I show the introvert in my life that I
support and accept his decision? First, accept that you don't have a choice. It's not a
way of life. It's a way of looking at things. Jonathan Rauch (2003, p. They have the
best qualities that can be employed to become an excellent leader. They are also
sensitive and prefer to interact with fewer people. Introverts provide a range of
contributions to the world.
B. Evidence: I realized how crucial introversion is after reading the full post.
According to Jonathan, being alone with our thoughts is as restorative as sleeping
and as nourishing as eating for introverts. They are more productive when they
are alone. Throughout the article, Jonathan attempts to persuade his readers of
the value of introversion.
Reference
Rauch, Jonathan. "Caring for your introvert: the habits and needs of a little-
understood group. (Personal File)." The Atlantic, vol. 291, no. 2, Mar.
2003, pp. 133+. Gale Literature Resource
Center, link.gale.com/apps/doc/A97872643/GLS?
u=nhc_main&sid=bookmark-GLS&xid=0a566045. Accessed 8 Jan. 2022
