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    The document provides instructions for a test to determine one's temperament type. It includes four tables with words describing different traits and asks the reader to circle matching words and tally their scores to see which table and corresponding temperament type they identify with most. The four temperament types are then defined: choleric being goal-oriented and analytical; sanguine being social, optimistic and seeking variety; melancholic being thoughtful but focused on negatives; and phlegmatic being relaxed, easy-going and preferring stability.

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    The document provides instructions for a test to determine one's temperament type. It includes four tables with words describing different traits and asks the reader to circle matching words and tally their scores to see which table and corresponding temperament type they identify with most. The four temperament types are then defined: choleric being goal-oriented and analytical; sanguine being social, optimistic and seeking variety; melancholic being thoughtful but focused on negatives; and phlegmatic being relaxed, easy-going and preferring stability.

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    Are you a phlegmatic, choleric, sanguine or melancholic?. Find it out.

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    The document provides instructions for a test to determine one's temperament type. It includes four tables with words describing different traits and asks the reader to circle matching words and tally their scores to see which table and corresponding temperament type they identify with most. The four temperament types are then defined: choleric being goal-oriented and analytical; sanguine being social, optimistic and seeking variety; melancholic being thoughtful but focused on negatives; and phlegmatic being relaxed, easy-going and preferring stability.

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    The document provides instructions for a test to determine one's temperament type. It includes four tables with words describing different traits and asks the reader to circle matching words and tally their scores to see which table and corresponding temperament type they identify with most. The four temperament types are then defined: choleric being goal-oriented and analytical; sanguine being social, optimistic and seeking variety; melancholic being thoughtful but focused on negatives; and phlegmatic being relaxed, easy-going and preferring stability.

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    Test your Temperament

    For each table circle the words that best describe you. At the bottom of each table record
    the number of words you circled. Calculate which table you scored highest on and then
    check which temperament type you are!

    Table One Table Two


    Persistent Likes to take charge Enthusiastic Risk taker
    Confident Determined Visionary Motivated
    Firm Enterprising Energetic Chatty
    Enjoys challenges Competitive Promoter Friendly
    Problem solver Productive Sociable Enjoys being popular
    Bold Purposeful Fun-loving Likes variety
    Driven Adventurous Spontaneous Enjoys change
    Strong-willed Independent Creative Group oriented
    Self-reliant Controlling Optimistic Initiator
    Authoritative Goal oriented Laughs a lot inspirational
    Total # of words Total # of words

    Table Three Table Four


    Detailed Accurate Sensitive Loyal
    Consistent Controlled Calm Well-balanced
    Reserved Predictable Easy-going Gives in easily
    Practical Orderly Avoids confrontation Indecisive
    Factual Conscientious Enjoys routine Dislikes change
    Perfectionist Discerning Warm Dry humour
    Enjoys instructions Analytical Adaptable Sympathetic
    Inquisitive Precise Thoughtful Nurturing
    Persistent Organised Patient Tolerant
    Sensitive Deliberate Good listener Peace maker
    Total # of words Total # of words

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    Temperament Types
    Table One: Choleric Temperament
    The Choleric Temperament is sometimes referred to as “the doer” personality. Someone with a
    choleric temperament is usually goal-oriented and good at making decisions. People with a chol-
    eric personality type are very analytical, logical, and determined. Extremely practical and
    straightforward, choleric people aren’t necessarily particularly social. They dislike small talk and
    enjoy deep and meaningful conversations.
    Strengths: strong and direct
    Possible Weaknesses: argumentative and competitive

    Table Two: Sanguine Temperament


    The Sanguine Temperament is sometimes referred to as “the talker” personality. Someone with a
    sanguine temperament tends to be lively, sociable, optimistic, cheerful, and carefree. They love
    adventure and have a high risk tolerance. Typically, Sanguine people are very poor at tolerating
    boredom and will seek variety and entertainment. They tend to struggle to complete tasks and
    are chronically late!
    Strengths: open and positive
    Possible Weaknesses: talks too much and doesn’t follow through on tasks or obligations

    Table Three: Melancholic Temperament


    The Melancholic Temperament is sometimes referred to as “the thinker” personality. Someone
    with a melancholic temperament tends to be introverted and thoughtful. They tend to be deep-
    thinkers who are creative and analytical but who also focus on the negative rather than the posi-
    tive. Melancholic people are usually tidy, conscientious and highly organised.
    Strengths: high standards and prone to creativity
    Possible Weaknesses: unrealistic expectations and too concerned with perfection

    Table Three: Phlegmatic Temperament


    The Phlegmatic Temperament is sometimes referred to as “the watcher” personality. Someone
    with a phlegmatic temperament tends to be relaxed and quiet. They are generally friendly, sym-
    pathetic, easy-going, and tolerant. Phlegmatic people also have a tendency to worry and prefer
    certainty and stability over change.
    Strengths: loyal and accommodating
    Possible Weaknesses: indecisive and overly sensitive

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