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...Hans eysenck and other temperament theorists dr c george boeree this chapter is devoted to theories of that aspect our personalities genetically based inborn there from birth or even before does not mean a theory says we don t also have aspects personality are learned they just focus on nature leave nurture the issue types including as old psychology in fact it good deal older ancient greeks take obvious example had given considerable thought came up with two dimensions leading four what kind uids called humors too much little became popular during middle ages sanguine type cheerful optimistic pleasant be comfortable his her work according has particularly abundant supply blood hence name sanguis latin for so characterized by healthful look rosy cheeks choleric quick hot temper often an aggressive refers bile chemical excreted gall bladder aid digestion physical features person include yellowish complexion tense muscles next phlegmatic these people their slowness laziness dullness obvi...