There are neither good nor bad temperaments, but each of them has its own advantages and disadvantages. The type of temperament determines a person’s emotions and his characteristic activity. The temperament of each person is the basis of character, in which the strengths and weaknesses of the personality are manifested.
Instruction manual
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Choleric
Man is characterized by violent emotions and imbalance. He is able to passionately immerse himself in work. He is very active and agile. Choleric is quickly mobilized to achieve its goals, but it does not always have enough exposure if the process is delayed. He can work on his project with enthusiasm and high pace and at the same time curse angrily at others. He is not confused by the fact that no one heard his comment.
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Sanguine
A person has a quick reaction, actively uses facial expressions, by nature responsive and very sociable. A striking feature of the sanguine is balance. He is characterized by high productivity, but if the work is monotonous, he quickly gets tired and loses all interest in her. Sanguine with pleasure will be engaged in creativity or negotiate. Such a person is resistant to stress and quickly adapts to new circumstances.
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Phlegmatic person
A rather slow and inert person with a low level of mental activity. A phlegmatic person is characterized by a stable mood and a weak manifestation of emotions. The main characteristic is sustainability in aspirations. He is not inclined to change his beliefs and is not susceptible to someone else's point of view. Phlegmatic long tuned to any type of activity, but in the future is able to work a lot and productively.
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Melancholic
Easily vulnerable person, prone to strong feelings, even on minor occasions. Along with this, the melancholic subtly feels the mood of others and understands when to support the interlocutor, and when to leave alone. It is characterized by a slow reaction, a measured pace of movements and restraint of speech. The melancholic has been swaying for an extremely long time to get to work. He needs special working conditions that exclude stress and the manifestation of strong emotions.
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Interruptions in work are not desirable for phlegmatic people; they need enough time to concentrate.
Sanguine people, on the contrary, need to switch to different types of activities, because they do not tolerate monotony.
Melancholy slowly perceive information, but in the end cope with their duties.
Choleric can "turn mountains", but they are characterized by sharp mood swings.
Useful advice
In the same situation, each person has different reactions. In response to harsh remarks, the choleric will begin to swear violently, and the sanguine will laugh heartily at the statement of the offender. In turn, the phlegmatic will ignore other people's aggression, and the melancholic can cry from the disorder.