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- The Five Basic Temperaments - Home & More... @ Weebly
- "The four humors of Hippocratic medicine are black bile (Greek: µέλαινα χολή, melaina chole), yellow bile (Greek: χολή, chole), phlegm (Greek: φλέγμα, phlegma), and blood (Greek: αἷμα, haima), and each corresponds to one of the traditional four temperaments. A humor is also referred to as a cambium (pl. cambia or cambiums)" - Wikipedia
- "Four temperaments is a proto-psychological theory that suggests that there are four fundamental personality types, sanguine (optimistic and social), choleric (short-tempered or irritable), melancholic (analytical and quiet), and phlegmatic (relaxed and peaceful). Most formulations include the possibility of mixtures of the types." - Wikipedia
- Pre-Physician Association Humours
- Naturopathy Embraces the Four Humors « Science-Based Medicine
- Humorism @ DM Word of the Week
- @Science Museum
Melancholy
- Melancholy - The Five Basic Temperaments - "STRENGTHS : Emotions.Deep and thoughtful.Analytical.Serious and purposeful Genius prone.Talented and creative.Artistic and musical.Philosophical and poetic.Appreciative of beauty.Sensitive to others
Self-sacrificing.Conscientious.Idealistic.Work :Schedule oriented.Perfectionist, high standards.Detail conscious.Persistent and thorough.Orderly and organized.Neat and tidy.Economical.Sees the problems.Finds creative solutions.Needs to finish what she starts.Likes, charts, graphs, figures, lists.Friends: Makes friends cautiously.Content to stay in background.Avoids causing attention.Faithful and devoted.Will listen to complaints.Can solve others' problems.Deep concern for other people Moved to te.ars with compassion.Seeks ideal mate"
Phlegmatic (Introvert)
- Phlegmatic - The Five Basic Temperaments - ""STRENGTHS : Emotions.Low-key personality.Easygoing and relaxed.Calm, cool, and collected.Patient, well balanced.Consistent life.Quiet, but witty.Sympathetic and kind.Keeps emotions hidden.Happily reconciled to life.All-purpose person. Work: Competent and steady.Peaceful and agreeable.Has administrative ability.Mediates problems.Avoids conflicts.Good under pressure.Finds the easy way.Friends: Easy to get along with.Pleasant and enjoyable.Inoffensive.Good listener.Dry sense of humor.Enjoys watching people.Has many friends.Has compassion and concern."
Supine
- Supine - The Five Basic Temperaments - "STRENGTHS Emotion.Gentle spirit.Desire to serve others.Dependable.Intensely loyal.Can feel God's love, joy, and peace.Great capacity to respond to love.Work: Slow-paced and diligent.Great capacity for service.Dutifully pleases others.Decision making abilities.Ability to enforce "the policies" set by others.Friends: Needs social relationships.Likes people.Slow to fight back.Seeks counsel in decision making.Can undertake numerous tasks especially if these tasks are performed for the development of relationships"
Sanguine (extrovert)
- Sanguine - The Five Basic Temperaments - "STRENGTHS: Emotions: Appealing personality.Talkative, storyteller.Life of the party.Good sense of humor.Memory for color.Physically holds on to listener.Emotional and demonstrative.Enthusiastic and expressive.Cheerful and bubbling over.Curious.Good on stage.Wide-eyed and innocent.Lives in the present.Changeable disposition.Sincere at heart.Always a child.Work: Volunteers for jobs .Thinks up new activities.Looks great on the surface.Creative and colorful.Has energy and enthusiasm.Starts in a flashy way.Inspires others to join.Charms others to work. Friends: Makes friends easily.Loves people.Thrives on compliments.Seems exciting.Envied by others.Doesn't hold grudges.Apologizes quickly.Prevents dull moments.Likes spontaneous activities"
choleric (extrovert)
- Choleric - The Five Basic Temperaments - STRENGTHS: Emotions: Born Leader.Dynamic and active.Compulsive need for change.Must correct wrongs.Strong-willed and decisive.Unemotional.Not easily discouraged.Independent and self-sufficient.Exudes confidence.Can run anything.Work: Goal oriented.Sees the whole picture.Organizes well.Seeks practical solutions.Moves quickly to action.Delegates work.Insists on production.Makes the goal.Stimulates activity.Thrives on opposition.Friends: Has little need for friends.Will work for group activity.Will lead and organize.Is usually right.Excels in emergencies
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