While people can possess an introverted and extroverted side, with one side being the dominant trait, there exists another set of individuals who are roughly balanced in introversion and extraversion. Such individuals are known as ambiverts. Ambiverts refer to people with dynamic social needs; they regularly go through periods where they either seek social interaction like an extrovert, or prefer time alone as an introvert would.  Common indicators of ambiversion include having both a reserved and energetic side, adapting one’s energy in a discussion to reflect the energy of the person with whom they are speaking, and requiring both social and private time.