AU - Nourmohammadi, Gholamreza AU - pirbalaee, Zahra TI - Investigating the effect of temperament on ethics PT - JOURNAL ARTICLE TA - Qur̓ān-va-ṭib-_YW_PAR_OPEN_Quran-and-Medicine_YW_PAR_CLOSE_ JN - Qur̓ān-va-ṭib-_YW_PAR_OPEN_Quran-and-Medicine_YW_PAR_CLOSE_ VO - 5 VI - 1 IP - 1 4099 - http://quranmed.com/article-1-289-en.html 4100 - http://quranmed.com/article-1-289-en.pdf SO - Qur̓ān-va-ṭib-_YW_PAR_OPEN_Quran-and-Medicine_YW_PAR_CLOSE_ 1 AB  - Introduction and aim: Every human has a special temperament and human temperament is different. Human temperament is affected by factors and affects some factors. One of the things that is affected by human temperament is human ethics and behaviors. In this article, how this affect is examined and analyzed from the perspective of religion (verses, traditions), philosophy, ethics and medicine. Materials and methods: The method of this study is descriptive and analytical which is done by referring to religious and scientific texts and the obtained information is classified and analyzed. Findings: Some factors affect ethics in an acquired way and some in a non-acquired way. Temperament is one of the acquired and non-acquired factors that affect ethics, because temperament is divided into natural and acquired types. The way temperaments affect ethics is sometimes in the form of positive effects and sometimes in the form of negative effects CP - IRAN IN - G_noormohammadi@sina.tums.ac.ir LG - eng PB - Qur̓ān-va-ṭib-_YW_PAR_OPEN_Quran-and-Medicine_YW_PAR_CLOSE_ PG - 0 PT - Research YR - 2020