The weakness of the choleric temperament 

The four temperament theory describes the attitude of people toward other people and toward themselves as you will find out in this post. Whereas some temperaments may look negative from the outset, with a closer look into all the characteristics, you discover that they all have their own strengths and weaknesses.

Before, I talk about the four temperaments, if the search term “strengths and weaknesses of four temperaments pdf” or related search query, you are in the right place because you will learn so much about the four temperaments in this post. And of course, I have a concise downloadable pdf for you as well.

The Four Temperaments

The four temperaments have been studied intensively and found that they exist as exact patterns in some individuals. In some individuals, there can be a mixture of the temperaments but this is primarily based on how much they have developed themselves.

Choleric

Sanguine

Phlegmatic

Melancholic

The aim of learning about these four temperaments is to be able to understand your predominant temperament, know your strengths and weaknesses, and the good and the bad sides so that you can improve yourself and build on your strengths. Also, a proper understanding of people’s behaviour types will help you better understand and tolerate their actions.

Following years of personal experimentation and a lifelong search for a more perfect temperament, I came up with the fifth and ultimate temperament but I will talk about this at the end of the strengths and weaknesses of the four temperaments.

First, we will explore their dominant attributes first and in the later section, we will see a summarized version of the strengths and weaknesses of the four temperaments.

Cholerics

Choleric child

An arrogant child expressing disagreement; iStockphotos

Choleric derives its name from bile or yellowish colour (Latin. Cholericus for bilious). Cholerics are generally known to be extroverted and arrogant and we are going to explore these features together here.

Cholerics are dominant

Cholerics seek dominance, they are authoritative and daring. Cholerics would make statements like “get me a drink” instead of “can I have a drink?”. You can feel the commanding tone in the statements, don’t you?”. Cholerics would rather use authoritative words than use “please” words.

Cholerics are tough and domineering. They are often respected leaders and they love to challenge other people to prove themselves with the intention of helping them develop to their full potential. However, this may also be viewed as intrusive by those individuals. Cholerics are firm and forceful in their approach to problems, thus enabling them to get the work done as soon as they put their mind to it.

If faced with opposition, a choleric will likely react in a confrontational or defensive manner. This implies that most bullies have a choleric temperament – as they often desire to be feared. A choleric would stand up to defend someone who is/was being treated unfairly because they believe that they should be treated with dignity and respect, and also to exercise their dominance.

Still, in their domineering mindset, people with the choleric temperament love competitions but hate to lose. They will do anything as long it makes them stay dominant even if it means having to lie to save their face.

Their daring and confident nature makes choleric people natural leaders even though they might not enjoy leadership positions all the time. This is primarily because of the negative perception some people may have about them. In unpleasant situations, they’d rather take charge instead of folding their hands and doing nothing.

Finally, they may take pleasure in the pain of others as a way of reassuring themselves of their superior position.

Cholerics are extroverted

Cholerics are highly extroverted and can sometimes meddle in the affairs of other people, rather than minding their own business. They can talk out of proportion under the umbrella of “speaking their mind”.

They seek to be prominent or popular and would take it out openly on anyone that stands in their way of achieving that. Cholerics are honest about their opinions, bluntly expressing them instead of “sugar-coating” (minding their words) them to suit the situation or individual.

They are proud

I don’t mean proud in the sense of “being proud” as you imagined but choleric generally believe they are always right. They are stubborn about admitting their flaws except if doing that will make them look better than others.

People with the choleric temperament seek respect from others and can hold grudges against those they consider rivals. If you are close to them, they can go the extra mile or would ‘take a bullet’ except if you have got on their bad side.

Finally, they strive for independence and see it as a sign of superiority over other people. Their high self-esteem makes them see dependence as a form of weakness.

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