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TYPE-A BEHAVIOR AND NONWORK ACTIVITIES
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Two studies examined the relationship of Type A behavior and the nature and quality of one''s non-work activities and experiences. One hundred and twenty-eight early career professionals and managers and 473 school-based educators completed the Jenkins Activity Survey, a widely used paper-and-pencil index of Type A behavior, and a newly created measure of non-work activities. Type A behavior was moderately related to the character of one''s non-work activities. Type A persons participated in fewer non-work activities than their Type B peers suggesting a less fulfilling life.
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