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Visual Representation of Type A and Type B Behaviors
The contrasting natures of Type A and Type B behaviors can be illustrated through visual examples. Type A behavior, often linked with stress and intensity, is depicted by an image of a person appearing distressed (a). In contrast, the relaxed and laid-back demeanor of Type B behavior is represented by an image of a person resting peacefully on the grass (b).
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