Personality Types A B C and D

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Personality Types: A, B, C, and D
There are 8 personality types among human beings caused by different elements (Ansari et al. 1002). Each type results from different genetic and environmental factors. Genes affect personality and may also contribute to changes in various scenarios. Each personality type is also a reflection of the surroundings around a person. However, although one can change their behavior, the fundamentals of their personality usually remain the same. Researchers divide different types into four groups namely A, B, C, and D with each category possessing various characteristics.
Type A individuals are highly independent, ambitious, and self-driven (Ansari et al. 1004). They are also very competitive and, therefore, aggressive and impatient when dealing with others. Many of them are successful because they have an entrepreneurial spirit and are risk takers. Some of them may find it difficult to relax, and they do not tolerate incompetence. On the other hand, type B personalities are relaxed and cheerful. They can easily handle stressful situations and are entertaining and carefree. They are less competitive and handle failures very well. They are patient with others and lead full social lives as they easily connect with others. Type B individuals never complain about anything and are very adaptable.
Type C individuals are thoughtful and critical. They are mostly introverts and are interested in knowing how things function. As a result, they are problem solvers as they can focus on details (Ansari et al.

1004). They are also thoughtful and can easily arrange information into a logical order. They avoid human interaction but are competent when handling data. Lastly, type D personalities establish routines as they are highly critical of change. They prefer to follow orders and do not like assuming responsibility (Ansari et al. 1004). Nevertheless, they are highly negative people as they worry a lot and are easily irritable. Like type C individuals, they also avoid human interaction and are socially inhibited.
In summary, each personality type is characterized by different behavior. Type A individuals are highly competitive and ambitious meaning they are highly successful. Type B personalities are carefree and very social. On the other hand, type C individuals are introverts who prefer to avoid human interaction. Fourthly, type D individuals like following orders and they avoid change.

Work Cited
Ansari, Nehzat, et al. “Reviewing Personality Types of A, B, C, D and its Effect on Performance of Managers of Organizations.” Interdisciplinary Journal of Contemporary Research in Business 5.1 (2013): 1002-1006.