The result seemed accurate, so of course, I couldn't stop there. I needed to know more about it, and then what all the other temperaments meant, as well--yes, I'm on another psychology kick, and this time it involves the Four Temperaments/Four Humors. They are Melancholy, Phlegmatic, Choleric, and Sanguine. The idea originally came from Hippocrates, who thought that certain bodily fluids controlled aspects of a person's personality (black bile, phlegm, yellow bile, and blood--yum). Of course, those physiological connections do not apply in modern psychology, but the ancient temperaments still stand. Anyway, I'm almost evenly split between these two (the other two only account for about 30% total):
Melancholy
- Deep and thoughtful
- Analytical
- Serious and purposeful
- Genius prone
- Talented and creative
- Artistic or musical
- Philosophical and poetic
- appreciative of beauty
- Sensitive to others
- Self-sacrificing
- Conscientious
- Idealistic
- 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
2 comments:
Hmm. I got the same. But I suspect that these word association ones depend heavily on one's mood. I'll try it again later and see if it changes.
Same top two, thought mostly melancholy. I agree though that my answers may change depending on my mood.
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