Hyperthymic temperament is characterized by a personality style or set of personality traits that include
- increased energy and productivity
- short sleep patterns
- vivid, active, extroverted
- self assured/self confident
- strong willed
- risk taking/sensation seeking
- breaking social norms
- generous and spendthrift
- cheerful and jovial
- unusual warmth
- expansive
- robust and tireless
- irrepressible, infectious quality
Individuals with hyperthymic temperament are often seen as strong, energetic, productive, and well-respected. By definition, hyperthymic temperament does not have significant elements of dysfunction in mental, interpersonal, business, or social situations (p. 12).
From Christopher M. Doran (2008), The Hypomania Handbook: The Challenge of Elevated Mood", Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
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