Type A and Type B behavior patterns differ significantly in characteristics and tendencies.
Type B behavior reflects the absence of Type A characteristics and is represented by less competitive, aggressive, and hostile behavior patterns. Individuals exhibiting Type B behavior are easygoing, patient, and relaxed, which correlates with a lower risk of heart disease.
The Type A behavior pattern is characterized by impatience, competitiveness, neuroticism, hostility, and anger. Type A individuals exhibit an aggressive and chronic struggle to achieve more in less time, leading to a chronic sense of time urgency and hostility towards others.
Characteristics of the Type A pattern include an excessive competitive drive, time urgency, impatience, and hostility. These traits contrast starkly with the nonaggressive, cooperative, and patient behavior associated with the Type B behavior pattern.
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