Friedman and Rosenman referred to those people who were unlikely to have a heart attack as
A) Type A personalities.
B) Type B personalities.
C) individuals with a psychosomatic illness.
D) individuals with hypochondria.

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Friedman and Rosenman identified Type A and Type B personality types, with Type B being less likely to have a heart attack. Therefore, the best choice is B).

Friedman and Rosenman Referred to Those People Who Were Unlikely