The phrase "active temperament" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person's lively, energetic, or dynamic personality traits.
Example: "Her active temperament makes her a natural leader, always inspiring those around her to engage and participate."
Alternatives: "energetic disposition" or "vibrant personality".
In infants, the dopamine DRD4 receptor has been shown to be associated with activity temperament [35] and infants with the L-DRD4 receptor were found to be more active in a free play situation [35].
He later used this classification system to explain delinquent behaviour, finding that delinquents were likely to be high in mesomorphy and low in ectomorphy and arguing that mesomorphy's associated temperaments (active and aggressive but lacking sensitivity and inhibition) tended to cause delinquency and criminal behaviour.
The new TomTom-based navigation system is the sort of polarising device whose value may depend on a driver's temperament toward active or passive navigation assistance.
That darkness, which may lurk in all our souls but has every reason to be far more active in the high-strung temperament of actors, has little outlet in most movies (and when it finds one, critics fall all over themselves to praise it); all too often, it finds an outlet in actors' lives.
Cortisol concentrations in the milk at 3 months postpartum were associated with more Confident temperament (confident, bold, active, curious, and playful) in sons (Sullivan et al. 2011) but greater "Negative Affectivity" (infant's tendency toward fear, sadness, discomfort, anger/frustration, and reduced soothability) in daughters (Grey et al. 2013).
The real legacy is the development of opportunities for real people to get more physically active in ways that suit their temperament and their lives.
Whether a child enjoys being active or not may be influenced by temperament or physical skills which themselves show genetic influences [16]; [16].
Although his failing health and political temperament combined to make his administration less active than a modern presidency, he earned praise among contemporaries for his solid performance in office.
Distinguishing three stages of cultural evolution (which he identified as those of savagery, domestication, and freedom), Klemm divided mankind into active and inactive races and believed that peoples differed in mentality and temperament.
