Differences Between Type A and B Personality, with a Focus on Type A, and Its Effect on People's Lifestyles and Health.
             Abstract
             People's personalities affect the way they think, feel, react, and judge. Certain personalities affect people's health and life choices. In this paper, the affects of Type A Personality Syndrome will be discussed, along with a focus on the relationship between coronary heart disease and Type A Sydrome. Also, a study on the hardy personality will be researched showing the ways people can cope with stress in healthy ways.
             Some of the Differences Between Type A and B Personality, with a Focus on Type A, and Their Effect on People's Lifestyles and Health.
             People are different in essential ways. They want different and have different motives, purposes, aims, values, needs, drives, impulses, and urges. Nothing is more primary than that. They believe differently: they think, cognize, conceptualize, perceive, understand, and comprehend differently. Also, actions and emotions differ radically among people. Differences among us are not hard to see, if one looks. It is these variations in behavior and attitude that trigger in each of us a common response: we conclude that these differences are temporary manifestations of madness, badness, stupidity, or sickness (Magill, 1998). In other words we would rather account for the difference in terms of flaws.
             In actuality, each person just has a different personality. "Persona" is the Latin word from which Americans derive the English words "person" and "personality". In Roman times, persona was the word used for the masks the actors wore while on stage. In Latin, the word persona means "mask". This word has come to be used to describe one's self-identity, or ego, because it so accurately describes the phenomenon of creating a symbolic costume which is a p...