Abstract
Significant differences were found between the expected frequencies of Keirsey's temperament types expected in the general population and the observed frequencies of Keirsey's temperament types found in a midwestern, conservative church sample of 113 married couples. These results suggested there may be a possible relationship between Keirseyan temperament typology and the religious preference for a conservative church setting.
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