Early research found that Type A behavior was related to an increased likelihood of developing coronary disease. More recent research has
A) replicated this finding consistently.
B) found that this relationship is more complex than originally thought.
C) found no evidence of health differences between Type As and Type Bs.
D) found the risk of developing coronary disease in Type As to be even greater than originally estimated.

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More recent research has found that the relationship between Type A behavior and coronary disease is more complex than originally thought. While there is still some evidence to suggest a link between the two, the relationship is likely mediated by other factors such as stress and coping mechanisms. Additionally, some studies have found no significant differences in health outcomes between Type As and Type Bs. Therefore, choice B is the best answer.

Early Research Found That Type a Behavior Was Related to an Increased