Accuracy: white 23%, blue 20%, black 17%, …
Heller (1989)

Achievement: blue 20%, gold 18%, red 15%, …
Heller E. (1989)

Self-Directedness quantifies the extent to which an individual is responsible, reliable, resourceful, goal-oriented, and self-confident and corresponds with the introversion-extraversion trait.

High Self-directedness: internal locus of control (introvert), take responsibility for their actions and are resourceful in solving problems. Responsibility, Purposefulness, Resourcefulness, Self-Acceptance, Congruent Second Nature.

The most advantageous summary feature of self-directed individuals is that they are realistic and effective, i.e., they are able to adapt their behavior in accord with individually chosen, voluntary goals based on a realistic assessment of facts.

Low Self-directednes: external locus of control (extravert), be apathetic and to blame others or bad luck for their problems. Blaming, Lack Of Goal Direction, Inertia, Self-Striving, Incongruent Habits.
(Cloninger, 1994)

Extroverts use less words that express negative emotions, and more words about friends and family. A report of an event will be presented subjectively and with its own interpretation. Extroverts use relatively more adjectives to describe behavior and less concrete descriptive action verbs. They often have lively and cheerful conversations in which they discuss multiple topics in a loose way. Extraverts process information in a global way. A looser way of looking at the world is related to a large degree of interpretation. They speak and respond more quickly in a conversation, but they are less scrupulous about the facts.

While introverts will provide a concrete and factual description, with fewer adjectives and more descriptive action words. They are often more serious in conversations, and focused on one subject. They process information precisely and focused. Introverts thinks well before they speak. This also fits with slower speaking, more frequent breaks and more precise formulation.
Beukeboom (2011)