TYPE A PERSONALITY TEST - REVISED

The Type A Personality test is designed to determine whether one has the characteristic traits of a Type A, Type B, or Type C person, and how these inclinations may be affecting life. A Type A person is someone who tends to be competitive and highly driven (maybe to the point of obsession), has a strong sense of urgency (always "in a hurry"), finds it difficult to relax, and is reward oriented.

Sub-scores: Scores and interpretations on:
Competitiveness: measures inclination to compete even in non-competitive situations.
Time urgency: measures state of being hurried and under pressure, inclination to be impatient.
Hostility/anger: measures conflict, opposition, or resistance in thought, principle or action; outbursts of frustration.
Negativity: measures pessimism, dissatisfaction, distrust, and discontentment.
Perfectionism: measures tendency to be overly critical and/or demanding of self and/or others.
Tough-mindedness: measures tendency to be a cold, unfeeling character; rigid in thought and conduct; and discomfort in expression of emotion.
Relaxation: measures ability to relax, wind down, take a break, and enjoy the little things.
Reward orientation: measures external/internal incentives. Drive: measures achievement orientation.
Workaholism: measures balance between social and work life.
 

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