kolerikus
Kolerikus is a term derived from the ancient Greek concept of the four humors. It describes an individual believed to have an excess of yellow bile, which was historically associated with a choleric temperament. People exhibiting this temperament were often characterized as having a quick temper, being ambitious, energetic, and easily angered. They were thought to be decisive and often leaders, but also prone to irritability and aggression.
In classical and medieval medicine, the theory of the four humors—blood, phlegm, yellow bile, and black bile—was
Modern psychology does not recognize the four humors as a valid classification of personality. However, the