The debate between the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) and the Four Temperaments model has been a long-standing one in the field of personality psychology. Both models aim to categorize human personalities to better understand behaviors and preferences.
Continue readingThe word temperament refers to the blending of natural traits or tendencies with which a person is born and is a part of one’s personality. Temperament is also a need which drives and motivates people to act according to their natural tendencies.
Continue readingDiscover what it means to be a Phlegmatic. Perhaps you are wondering if you have a Phlegmatic personality, or maybe a family member or co-worker. This post will help you better understand the key characteristics of the Phlegmatic person, along with the factors that help them to succeed and thrive.
Continue readingAlthough it is true that no one personality or temperament is better than the other, many people are attracted to the Sanguine temperament. They are known for their love for people and their fun, easy-going personality.
You probably know quite a few Sanguines and may be one yourself. In this article, we will describe the Sanguine temperament and how they are wired, what they enjoy, and some of their core needs and preferences.
Continue readingDo you consider yourself a Choleric? Or do you want to learn more about someone you know who may be a Choleric person? Perhaps the term “Choleric” is not completely clear in your mind. In this article, we talk about what it means to have a Choleric temperament and what’s important to know about the Choleric person.
Continue readingHave you been described as a “Melancholy” or know someone who has been referred to as a Melancholy? Many people have heard this term but don’t really understand what it means or how to fully describe it.
The Melancholy temperament is one that has often been associated with being sad or depressed. It is true that the Melancholy personality may tend to focus more on the problem rather than trying to figure out a solution, but any temperament can feel down or depressed when they think too much about negative circumstances.
In this article, we highlight the natural tendencies of the Melancholy person, along with their uniqueness, preferences, and motivators.
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