Test!! Flashcards

(30 cards)

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An Orange is what?

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Resourceful.

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A Blue is what?

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Authentic.

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A Gold is what?

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Organised.

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A Green is what?

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Inquiring.

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Who wrote: “Understanding Yourself and Others: An Introduction to the 4 Temperaments 4.0”?

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Linda V. Berens

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Who wrote: “Please Understand Me: Character and Temperament Types”?

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David Keirsey and Marilyn Bates

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Who wrote: “Please Understand Me II: Temperament, Character, Intelligence”?

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David Keirsey

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What are the 4 Temperaments according to Hippocrates?

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Choleric (Yellow Bile), Phlegmatic, Melancholic (Black Bile), and Sanguine.

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What were the combination of humours/Temperaments and of colours?

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Sanguine/Blood = Orange
Phlegmatic/Phlegm = Green
Choleric/Yellow Bile = Blue
Melacholic/Black Bile = Gold.

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What were the philosopher Galen’s temperaments?

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Extravagant, Sleepy, Fearful, and Merry

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What were the combination of Galen’s Humours and Colours?

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Merry = Orange
Sleepy = Green
Extravagant = Blue
Fearful = Gold.
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What did Hippocrates and Galen have in common?

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They both believed that personality traits originated from the physical body. (Hippocrates: Body fluids, Galen: Body dispositions).

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Who was Eric Adickes, and how were his temperaments configured?

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A German philosopher who, in 1907, created his theory of the Four World Views, which categorised people based on how they saw the world.

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Who is David Keirsey?

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A psychologist who used the Myers Briggs Types as a frame work for a 4 way personality categorisation

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What were Keirsey’s four groupings?

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Sensing Perceptors (Orange)
Intuitive Thinkers (Green)
Intuitive Feelers (Blue)
Sensing Judgers (Gold)
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When were the Learning Styles Introduced, and who were the key players?

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In the 1970s and 80s. The Key players were David Kolb, Anthony Gregorc, and Bernice McCarthy

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What were David Kolb’s four learning styles?

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Accommodator (Orange)
Assimilator (Green)
Diverger (Blue)
Converger (Gold)

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What were Anthony Gregorc’s learning styles?

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Concrete Random (Orange)
Abstract Sequential (Green)
Abstract Random (Blue)
Concrete Sequential (Gold)
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What were Bernice McCarthy’s learning styles?

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Dynamic Learner (Type 4) (Orange)
Analytical Learner (Type 2) (Green)
Imaginative Learner (Type 1) (Blue)
Common Sense Learner (Type 3) (Gold)
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What were the differences in theory between the Temperament philosophers (Hippocrates and Galen) and the Learning Styles philosophers (Kolb, Gregorc, and McCarthy)?

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The Temperaments categorised people based on physical traits and medical symptoms. The learning Styles people categorised based on how one inherited and processed information.

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Who created the ‘True Colours’ method? And what were the traits?

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Don Lowry, in 1979.
Adventurous Orange
Curious Green
Harmonious Blue 
Responsible Gold
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What were Linda Berens 4 Modern Temperaments?

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Artisan Improviser (Orange)
Rational Theorist (Green)
Idealist Catalyst (Blue)
Guardian Stabilizer (Gold)
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What are the Personality Dimensions Colours based on?

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A person’s core needs

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What are the personality dimensions?

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Resourceful Orange (Freedom)
Inquiring Green (Knowledge and Competence)
Authentic Blue (Relationships)
Organised Gold (Belonging, Duty, and Responsibility).
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What are the frustrations of an Orange?
Structure and Restriction
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What are the frustrations of a Green?
Lack of skill and ability
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What are the frustrations of a Blue?
Loneliness
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What are the frustrations of a Gold?
Randomness and lack of structure.
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What are the symbols and their colours?
Exclamation point - Orange Question mark - Green Hands - Blue Check mark - Gold
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