Temperament is characterized by congenital, _ _ _ _, and stability.

A. congenital B. plasticity C. biphasic D. stability E. general

What are the basic characteristics of temperament?

1, choleric characteristics: people with this temperament are very excited, grumpy, straightforward and energetic, and can devote themselves to their own careers with high enthusiasm. When they are excited, they are determined to overcome all difficulties. When their energy is exhausted, their mood will plummet.

2. Bloody characteristics: People with this temperament are enthusiastic, capable, adaptable, like to communicate, cheerful, witty and flexible, easily distracted, emotionally changeable, indifferent, full of fantasy, and unwilling to do patient and meticulous work.

3, the characteristics of mucilage: people with this temperament are calm, good at restraint, tolerance, regular life, not distracted by irrelevant things, hard-working, patient, tough, supercilious, not fond of empty talk, and serious.

Characteristic theory

The theory of activity characteristics is the view of American psychologist Bath. He classified temperament according to the characteristics of reaction activities, namely activity, emotion, sociality and impulsiveness, thus distinguishing four types of temperament.

Active people are always the first to meet new tasks, love activities and work tirelessly. When I was a child, my hands and feet kept moving. I couldn't sit still in class when I was a child. As an adult, I showed a strong professionalism. People with emotional temperament have a high degree of awakening and reaction intensity. They often cry in infancy, are irritable and difficult to get along with in childhood, and are moody in adulthood.