Why the study?
Is Type A behavior associated with chronic emotional distress?
Is Type A behavior associated with chronic emotional distress?
Self-reported Type A behavior is moderately correlated with chronic emotional distress, contrary to the traditional view, which may have implications for understanding how maladjusted personality confers coronary risk.
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Self-reported Type A behavior signals chronic dysphoria; challenges traditional view of emotional independence and informs personality-linked coronary risk pathways.
Suls et al. (1989) studied this question.
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