<p><span style="font-size: medium;"><strong>Your Temperament</strong></span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small;">Below you will find a discription of your temperament. Your specific temperament is a combination of your two temperament types. The first one listed on your user dashboard is your primary (listed first below) and the second one is your secondary (listed after the primary in each title.) Your temperament is one of the following three depending upon the combination of both your temperaments.</span><br /><br /><strong style="font-size: small;">Choleric Sanguine&nbsp;</strong></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small;">The second-strongest extrovert among the blends of temperament will be the reverse of the first - the ChlorSan. This man's life is given over&nbsp;completely to activity. Most of his efforts are productive and purposeful, but watch his recreation - it is so activity-prone that it borders being&nbsp;violent. He is a natural promoter and salesman, with enough charisma to get along well with others. Certainly the best motivator of people and&nbsp;one who thrives on a challenge, he is almost fearless and exhibits boundless energy. His wife will often comment, "He has only two speeds,&nbsp;wide open and stop." Mr. ChlorSan is the courtroom attorney who can charm the coldest-hearted judge and jury, the fund-raiser who can get&nbsp;people to contribute what they intended to save, the man who never goes anywhere unnoticed, and the politician who talks his state into changing its constitution so he can represent them one more time.&nbsp;A convincing debater, what he lacks in facts or arguments he makes up in bluff or bravado. As a teacher, he is an excellent communicator,&nbsp;particularly in the social sciences; rarely is he drawn to math, science, or the abstract. Whatever his professional occupation, his brain is always&nbsp;in motion.&nbsp;</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small;">The weaknesses of this man, the chief of which is hostility, are as broad as his talents. He combines the quick, explosive anger of the sanguine&nbsp;(without the forgiveness) and the long-burning resentment of the choleric. He is the one personality type who not only gets ulcers himself, but&nbsp;gives them to others. Impatient with those who do not share his motivation and energy, he prides himself on being brutally frank (some call it&nbsp;sarcastically frank). It is difficult for him to concentrate on one thing very long, which is why he often enlists others to finish what he has&nbsp;started. He is opinionated, prejudiced, impetuous, and inclined doggedly to finish a project he probably should not have started in the first&nbsp;place. If not controlled he is apt to justify anything he does - and rarely hesitates to manipulate or walk over other people to&nbsp;accomplish his ends. Most ChlorSans get so engrossed in their work that they neglect wife and family, even lashing out at them if they&nbsp;complain. Once he comprehends the importance of giving love and approval to his family, however, he can transform his entire household.&nbsp;</span></p>
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<p><strong><span style="font-size: small;">Choleric Melancholy</span></strong></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small;">The choleric/melancholy is an extremely industrious and capable person. The optimism and practicality of the choleric overcome the tendency&nbsp;toward moodiness of the melancholy, making the ChlorMel both goal-oriented and detailed. Such a person usually does well in school,&nbsp;possesses a quick, analytical mind, and yet is decisive. He develops into a thorough leader, the kind whom one can always count on to do an&nbsp;extraordinary job. Never take him on in a debate unless you are assured of your facts, for he will make mincemeat of you, combining verbal&nbsp;aggressiveness and attention to detail. This man is extremely competitive and forceful in all that he does. He is a dogged researcher and is&nbsp;usually successful, no matter what kind of business he pursues. This temperament probably makes the best natural leader. General George S.&nbsp;Patton, the great commander of the U.S. Third Army in World War II who drove the German forces back to Berlin, was probably a ChlorMel.&nbsp;</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small;">Equally as great as his strengths, are his weaknesses. He is apt to be autocratic, a dictator type who inspires admiration and hate&nbsp;simultaneously. He is usually a quick-witted talker whose sarcasm can devastate others. He is a natural-born crusader whose work habits are&nbsp;irregular and long. A ChlorMel harbors considerable hostility and resentment, and unless he enjoys a good love relationship with his parents,&nbsp;he will find interpersonal relationships difficult, particularly with his family. No man is more apt to be an overly strict disciplinarian than the&nbsp;ChlorMel father. He combines the hard-to-please tendency of the choleric and the perfectionism of the melancholy. When controlled by the&nbsp;Holy Spirit, however, his entire emotional life is transformed and he makes an outstanding Christian.&nbsp;</span></p>
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<p><strong><span style="font-size: small;">Choleric Phlegmatic&nbsp;</span></strong></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small;">The most subdued of all the extrovert temperaments is the ChlorPhleg, a happy blend of the quick, active, and hot with the calm, cool, and&nbsp;unexcited. He is not as apt to rush into things as quickly as the preceding extroverts because he is more deliberate and subdued. He is extremely&nbsp;capable in the long run, although he does not particularly impress you that way at first. He is a very organized person who combines planning&nbsp;and hard work. People usually enjoy working with and for him because he knows where he is going and has charted his course, yet is not&nbsp;unduly severe with people. He has the ability to help others make the best use of theirs skills and rarely offends people or makes them feel&nbsp;used. The ChlorPhleg's slogan on organization states: "Anything that needs to be done can be done better if it's organized." These men are&nbsp;usually good husbands and fathers as well as excellent administrators in almost any field.&nbsp;</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small;">In spite of his obvious capabilities, the ChlorPhleg is not without a notable set of weaknesses. Although not as addicted to the quick anger of&nbsp;some temperaments, he is known to harbor resentment and bitterness. Some of the cutting edge of choleric's sarcasm is here offset by the&nbsp;gracious spirit of the phlegmatic; so instead of uttering cutting and cruel remarks, his barbs are more apt to emerge as cleverly disguised&nbsp;humor. One is never quite sure whether he is kidding or ridiculing, depending on his mood. No one can be more bull headedly stubborn that a&nbsp;ChlorPhleg, and it is very difficult for him to change his mind once it is committed. Repentance or the acknowledgment of a mistake is not at&nbsp;all easy for him. Consequently, he will be more apt to make it up to those he has wronged without really facing his mistake. The worrisome&nbsp;traits of the phlegmatic side of his nature may so curtail his adventurous tendencies that he never quite measures up to his capabilities.</span></p>
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