Research on personality types A, B, C, and D suggests that regardless of personality type, a person can reduce the risk of health problems by:
A. focusing energy on solving a problem rather than on coping with the emotions it produces.
B. using defense mechanisms to protect the ego by denying feelings of anger.
C. putting a positive spin on situations that evoke anger.
D. expressing anger in culturally appropriate ways.
Answer: D
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