The Features of Type D Personality Include

question 93

Multiple Choice

The features of Type D personality include:

• A) high levels of competitiveness, drive, impatience, and hostility.
• B) little competitiveness, being easygoing, relaxed, and rarely angry.
• C) low emotionality, a high agreeableness, and a tendency to feel helpless.
• D) high levels of negative emotion and reluctance to share those emotions.

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Definitions:

Dual Processing

The principle that our minds operate on two levels – conscious and unconscious – simultaneously, affecting thoughts and actions.

Moral Reasoning

The process of determining right from wrong in situations, often guided by personal, cultural, or societal ethics, values, and principles.

Role Confusion

A situation where an individual is unsure about their place in society or their personal identity, often occurring during adolescence.

Basic Trust

A term introduced by Erik Erikson referring to the first stage of psychological development where an infant develops a sense of trust or mistrust largely depending on the quality of caregiving.