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Some examples of inborn traits: introverted, extraverted, phlegmatic, irritable, sad, shy, fearful, cheerful, brave, gentle, aggressive, temperamental, thoughtful, empathetic, impulsive, cold, blood, self-controlled, anxious, irritable, emotional, rebellious, adaptable, quick-tempered, patient, outgoing, curious, stubborn, stubborn, playful. These traits can be increased or alleviated in life and can thereby be considered also as character traits.

The character of an individual is a series of personality traits that have formed as a result of the experiences and on the basis of the inborn nature. Some examples of character traits: reserved, sociable, misanthropic, grumpy, violent, conscientious, perfectionist, rigid, flexible, fearful, brave, sincere, false, narcissistic, hedonistic, judgemental, tolerant, moral, generous, stingy, leader, follower, optimistic, pessimistic, lazy, strong-willed, playful, serious, playful, ordered, disordered, egocentric, eccentric, moody.