If a person with a Type D personality develops heart disease, she or he is __________ times as likely to have a heart attack, develop cancer, or die from any cause compared to a non-Type D person.
A. one to five
B. two to seven
C. three to five
D. four to seven
Answer: B
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a. the preschool years b. the primary school years c. late childhood d. adolescence
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