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True or false1. Outer directed individuals may be more likely to come up with new and novel ideas2. Inner directed individuals are less constrained by external factors and more willing to take risks in pursuit of new ideas3. Inner directed individuals avoid pursuing their own interests and passions and try to conform to the expectations of others.
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