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拖延症爱喝速溶咖啡专家解读咖啡“性格”

美国心理学家杜瓦苏拉通过对1000人的调查，发现咖啡的喜好能够反映人的性格。你是否对此感到不可思议呢？日本getnews网站就于11月26日刊文为我们介绍了这一有趣的实验结果，称看一个人爱喝什么咖啡就能看出其性格。一起来看看咖啡喜好究竟跟人的性格有什么关系吧!

　　1.黑咖啡

　　鍾愛黑咖啡的人，性格偏保守，喜歡純淨無雜質的東西。這一性格好在單純堅忍，且講究效率。然而也有情緒不穩定、有時顯得傲慢無禮、固執己見且一成不變等缺點。

　　2 .牛奶咖啡

　　喜愛牛奶咖啡的人是享樂主義者，多是有一說一的老好人。他們樂于助人，不惜花費自己的時間，然而有時也會因爲責任心過重而犧牲自己。

　　3 .冰咖啡及混合咖啡

　　喜愛這兩種咖啡的人也熱愛新事物，性格多外向並且對于流行時尚有極高的嗅覺。這樣的人有孩子一樣的好奇心，對事物積極且富有創意。然而有時也會怕麻煩而愛走捷徑，同時對健康的關注不夠，也常常會做出欠考慮的行爲。

　　4 .脱咖啡因咖啡及豆奶拿铁

　　鍾愛這兩種咖啡的人渴望獨立，而常常被說任性。他們是偏執的完美主義者，十分注意自己的健康。這樣的人有時會墨守陳規，且比較敏感不安。

　　5 .速溶咖啡

　　喜歡速溶咖啡的人想法行爲偏向常規，是不緊不慢的拖延症患者。這樣的性格的人是樂天派，不修邊幅。但是，過于悠閑且不善計劃導致他們常常會拖延重要的事情。

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