INTROVERSION

looking in too closely. An introverted personality is only capable of looking inward at himself. The person who is introverted is a person who has probably passed exhaustion some way back. He has had his attention focused closer and closer to him (basically by old injuries which are still capable of exerting their influence upon him) until he is actually looking inward and not outward. He is shying away from solid objects. He does not see a reality in other people and things around him. (POW, pp. 92-93) Introversion

a looking in too closely; having one's attention and interest directed upon oneself. —Scientology 0-8 Glossary (app 11.7.90)

1. looking in too closely. (POW, p. 92)2. a manifestation of the analytical mind trying to solve problems on improper data, and observing the organism being engaged in activities which are not conducive to survival along the dynamics. (DTOT, p. 105) Introversion