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Introduction
Introduction More blood is one of the temperament types. The more bloody people show such characteristics: they are easy to form qualities that are energetic, enthusiastic, lively, sociable, compassionate, and flexible. They are also prone to change, impermanence, stagnation, impetuousness, and lack of consistency. Such people are lively, active, sensitive, responsive, like to interact with people, to easily shift their attention, to change their interests and emotions, and so on. Such people are suitable for jobs that require quick and flexible response.
Cause
Cause
The cause is unknown.
In ancient Greece, there was a doctor named Hippocrates. He believed that everyone had blood, mucus, yellow bile and black bile. These four kinds of body fluids are harmonious, people are healthy, not reconciled, and people are going to get sick. The proportions of these four body fluids are different in different people, so people behave differently. Some people are active and active, and they are quick to respond to the outside world, emotionally excitable, and extroverted; some are energetic and emotionally excitable and strong. Some people are slow-moving, slow-responding, and introverted; some people are neither active nor active, nor react to external stimuli, and so on. Hippocrates refers to people with the above psychological characteristics as multi-blood, bile, mucus, and depressed. This is the temperament of the famous people.
Examine
an examination
Related inspection
Neurological examination of brain CT examination
More bloody, also known as lively, agile, sociable, not constrained in the new environment. Energetic and efficient in work and study, showing a smart work ability, good at adapting to environmental changes. In the collective, the spirit is happy, energetic, willing to engage in a practical career, can be fascinated by the cause of the cause, can quickly grasp new things, and will show great enthusiasm in the case of full self-control and discipline. There is a wide range of interests, but the emotions are variable. If the career is not smooth, the enthusiasm may disappear, and the speed is as fast as the career. Diversified work often yields outstanding results.
Diagnosis
Differential diagnosis
With the development of psychology, psychologists continue to develop and improve the theory of body fluids, and reveal the regularity of high-level neural activity and the basic characteristics of neural processes, thus making a scientific explanation for temperament. Psychology divides temperament into four types:
Bile quality - The most prominent feature of this temperament is its high excitability and thus an imbalance in behavior. This kind of person is tempered, provocative, straightforward and energetic. They are able to devote themselves to their careers with great enthusiasm, and they are able to overcome the difficulties in achieving the set goals. However, once energy is exhausted, such people often lose confidence in their abilities and their emotions are low.
More bloody - this person is characterized by enthusiasm and significant work efficiency. They have a strong interest in their own business and can maintain a considerable amount of time. This kind of person has a high degree of flexibility, is easy to adapt to changing living conditions, is sociable, and does not feel restrained in the new environment. They are happy and energetic, but their enthusiasm will be greatly reduced once their careers are not going well or when they need to work hard. Emotions tend to fluctuate. This kind of person is very clever and can grasp new things faster, and has outstanding achievements in the work of changing and diversifying.
Mucus - this person is quiet, balanced, always a steady, firm and tenacious person. Such people can better restrain their impulses and anger, and strictly abide by the established rules of life and work system. Their attitude is heavy and their communication is moderate. Their shortcomings are their lack of flexibility and lack of flexibility. But this inertia also has a positive side, it can maintain a calm and serious character. For such people, it is better to arrange for a well-organized, calm and persistent work.
Depressive quality - This person is characterized by a high degree of susceptibility and is therefore most vulnerable to setbacks. They are more isolated, indecisive in the face of difficulties, and feel extreme fear in the face of dangerous situations. Such people often move emotions for negligible reasons. They are very good at getting along, can be competent to others, can overcome difficulties, and have firmness.
