Research Finds That Type a People Work Especially Hard When

question 13

Multiple Choice

Research finds that Type A people work especially hard when given challenging tasks or when in competition with others. Studies also indicate that Type As do not pay attention to signs of physiological stress. Some psychologists interpret these findings to mean that Type As differ from Type Bs in terms of their need for

• A) self-appraisal.
• B) power.
• C) achievement.
• D) control.

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