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11 types of character

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Exaudi reports that character consists of a set of traits that define a person, forming a personality alongside temperament. While some authors suggest character can change through education, environment, health, and life experiences, it is generally considered the result of experiences since birth. Character traits may also modify as individuals face new situations.

The report describes the phlegmatic character as patient, persevering, and methodical. These individuals often remain indifferent to difficulties but may struggle with decision-making due to concerns regarding long-term consequences. Other traits of a phlegmatic character include being calm, controlled, introspective, intelligent, and open-minded.

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