Your friend Libby says to you, "I know I am Type A. I am really concerned that I'm destined for a heart attack because of it." Of the following, which statement is the most accurate—and also the most helpful—response?
A. That research only included men, and most of them couldn't be classified as any personality type. Don't believe it.
B. The research suggesting a connection between personality and heart health was wrong. Every personality "type" is equally at risk.
C. It's not your personality type; it's hostile, mistrustful behaviors that are associated with heart disease. You can change your behavior.
D. You misunderstood the findings—Type A is associated with a risk of cancer, not heart disease.
Answer: C
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