Personality test: Are you a type A personality?

San Francisco physicians Friedman & Rosenman spent 10 years studying and found that a certain personality trait is three times more likely to have heart disease than other personality traits. After a large number of clinical experiments, it has been found that people with psychosocial diseases have common characteristics in their psychology and behavior. For example, there is a characteristic behavior pattern in the population of coronary heart disease, which is called the ’type A behavior’. Its opposing personality traits are called B personality, and later added to C personality. Type A personality is a personality trait that has the characteristics of progress, aggression, self-confidence, tension, and is related to heart disease and hypertension. Type A personality is always willing to engage in high-intensity competitive activities, constantly driving themselves to do the most things in the shortest time, and attack other people or other things that hinder their efforts. In contrast, type B personality is relatively loose, uncontested, and calm in everything. Are you a type A personality? Come and test it!