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The Four Temperaments with Masculine and Feminine Subtypes

The concept of the Four Temperaments is one of the oldest personality theories, originating in Ancient Greece, and it remains a popular way to understand human psychological traits. Traditionally, the temperaments are divided into sanguine, choleric, melancholic, and phlegmatic, each representing a distinct set of emotional and behavioral characteristics. This new system expands the traditional theory by introducing masculine and feminine subtypes within each temperament. This division is not based on biological gender but rather on different expression styles. The masculine subtypes tend to express their temperament traits in a more direct, intense, and objective manner, while the feminine subtypes manifest them in a more strategic, social, and subtle way.