temperaments

It is often said that when you are dating or engagement phase, the couple faced only with the virtues of each, but after the marriage, each spouse gets to see only the faults of the other.

Virtues and defects are inherent in each type of temperament, and should be studied in order to know some who will live with us for life.

Tempers are divided into two groups: extroverts and introverts, which in turn dismember as follows:

extroverts:

Angry: angry temperament

Blood: cheerful temperament

INTROVERT:

Phlegmatic: quiet Temperament

Melancholy: Sad Temperament

We all have a little of each temperament manifested due to certain circumstances, but is more prevalent in us.

Let's see below the temperaments and their strengths and weaknesses:

Qualities: energetic, courageous, independent, optimistic, practical, efficient, decisive, and bold leader.

Defects: Enraged, insulting scoffing, impatient, arrogant, intolerant, conceited, self-sufficient, callous and wily.

Qualities: Talkative, highlighted, enthusiastic, affable, friendly, good companion, understanding and gullible.

Defects: Cowardly, fickle, acts without reason, undisciplined, insecure, egocentric, exaggerated and fearful.

Qualities: Skillful, meticulous, sensitive, perfectionist, potential appreciator of art, idealistic, loyal and dedicated.

Defects: Selfish, grumpy, pessimistic, theoretical, confused, antisocial, critical, vindictive and inflexible.

Qualities: Quiet, quiet, dutiful, efficient, conservative, practical, leader, diplomat and humorous.

Defects: calculative, fearful, indecisive, contemplative, suspicious, pretentious, introverted and unmotivated.

There is a relationship between all the temperaments we can summarize it like this: The MELANCHOLIC has the idea of ​​a chair, the choleric is the BLOOD sells and phlegmatic uses.