1. How does the creator of this website define temperament? 2. What determines temperament? 3. How stable is temperament over the life span? 4. What are four basic temperaments? Briefly describe each type and give an example- 5. Do you fit one of these patterns? Which one? 6. What role does temperament play in choosing a mate? What temperaments attract 7. How valid do you believe these online scales to be as measures of personality?

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