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Four temperaments test

Answer 20 statements and see your main and secondary temperaments.

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What is your temperament?

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Four temperaments test: what it is for

The four temperaments test shows which one is dominant in you: sanguine, choleric, melancholic or phlegmatic. There are 20 statements answered on an agreement scale.

The result gives your main temperament with a description of its strengths and challenge, your secondary temperament and a chart with the score for all four.

How to use

  1. Answer the 20 statements.
  2. See your main and secondary temperaments.
  3. Compare the four on the chart.

When to use it

  • Self-knowledge.
  • Understanding the ways of relatives, friends and colleagues.
  • Activities in groups, courses and schools.

Frequently asked questions

What are the four temperaments?

Sanguine (talkative and lively), choleric (decisive and a leader), melancholic (deep and detail-oriented) and phlegmatic (calm and conciliatory). The classification comes from ancient Greek medicine, from Hippocrates and Galen.

Can I have more than one temperament?

Yes. Almost everyone has a main temperament and a secondary one, and the result shows both. The combination usually describes a person better than a single type.

Are the temperaments science?

No. The theory of the four humors was abandoned by medicine. Today the temperaments are used as a simple language for self-knowledge, not as a diagnosis.

Is it really free?

Yes, 100% free. No sign-up, no subscription and no usage limits. All Tools123 are free.

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