What is aristocratic temperament

Aristocratic temperament is a noble temperament shown by upper class gentlemen. Not only people's appearance or background "aristocratic", more prominent temperament. Now evolved into a kind of cranky self-cultivation.

This temperament does not come from the family, but entirely from their own cultivation, and the aristocracy that is in the class has little to do. It is often used to praise others for their extraordinary temperament, especially women.

Not plain face, but appropriately groomed themselves, but not heavily made up, to give themselves to the feeling of comfortable and happy; not old-fashioned, but fashion, chasing new ideas, but not new, emphasizing the taste of clothing and their own elegance of the harmony.

Expanded information:

Temperament is the driving force behind the mental activity of an individual. It can refer to an individual's disposition or temperament, or the tendency of an individual's mood to change in response to situational changes, i.e., the individual's tendency to reflect.

The Japanese psychologist Takeji Furukawa once attributed this innate difference to differences in blood type, and L. Berman believed that temperament was determined by the activity of certain endocrine glands. Since the Soviet psychologist and biologist Pavlov discussed the various properties and methods of determining higher neural activity, researchers have mostly agreed that the physiological basis of temperament is neural type. For example, the most direct manifestation of temperament exists in infancy, when some infants are particularly crybaby and short-tempered, while others are quiet and easily unruffled.

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