Seymour, William, phrenologist · Philadelphia : [Prof. W. Seymour, & Son, Publishers] · leaf 34
the den-sity and quality of the brain to be determined?We answer by a careful study of what is termedthe Temperaments. Temperaments.By the Temperaments we mean those qualities inthe general make-up of an individual which indi-cate strength, action, sentiment and health. KEY TO PHKENOLOGY. 27… … No. 6. MOTIVE TEMPERAMENT. Where there is a predominance of the MotiveTemperament over the Mental and Vital theindividual is adapted to out-door exercises, and is SEYMOURS usually automatic in action and conduct, man-ifesting but little judgment in the affairs of life,having but little mechanical…
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