Having provided the above information about the four temperamental types, listed below is a table that can be completed, to identifying an individual’s or your dominant and sub-dominant temperament. When completing the table, the following needs to be noted:

• Remember each person is a combination of all four temperaments, with a dominant/sub-dominant temperament – next to each other.
• Physical appearance should be as in the early 20’s – as age and certain medication (cortisone) can change physical appearance.
• Do not confuse habits with tendencies. Certain habits may be acquired due to circumstances.
• Personality and Emotional traits are important criteria and should be noted whilst being relaxed, and also how friends and family members see and know you.
• When determining your temperament, base it on how you really are and not how you wish you were.
• Please provide an answer for each specific category, choosing the single best answer for your temperament.
• The column containing the most ticks is the dominant temperament whereas the column with the second most ticks will be the sub-dominant temperament.