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impetuous
acting suddenly without thought

impulsive
acting suddenly without thought, more positive

effusive
gives exaggerated expression of pleasure, praise or gratitude

excitable
easily excited by things

pushy
always selfishly promoting one's own position or interests (informal)

self-conscious
nervous or uncomfortable because you know what people think about you or your actions

well-balanced
calm and reasonable and showing good judgement

taciturn
reserved or says very little (generally negative)

introvert
inward-looking and quiet

outgoing
energetic and friendly, finds it easy to be with others

extravert
outward-looking, energetic and sociable

diffident
lacks confidence

self-esteem
how you feel about yourself

reserved
not immediately sociable

aloof
unfriendly and not sociable
haughty
unfriendly and thinks oneself better than others

disdainful
does not believe others deserve respect

unapproachable
not easy to be sociable with or start a conversation with

approachable
easy to be sociable with or start a conversation with

conceited
having an overly high opinion of oneself or one's appearance

self-important
has an exaggerated sense of one's importance

modest
prefers not to exaggerate her own qualities

respectful
treating someone well and politely, often with admiration

naive
willing to believe simple things, perhaps because of inexperience

gullible
easily deceived or cheated

conscientious
always takes one's work seriously

restless
not satisfied with what one is doing now and wanting something new

obstinate
unwilling to change; stubborn

pig-headed
similar to obstinate but stronger, more disapproving

excitability
ability to respond to a stimulus; noun from excitable

gullibility
unwariness; trustfulness; being easily fooled; derived from gullible

impetiousity (impetuousness)
derived from impetuous (a noun)
pig-headedness
derived from pig-headed (a noun)