Understanding the D in Type D Personality: Key Traits Explained

Discover what defines the Type D personality, its traits, and its impact on social interactions.

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Type D personality refers to Distressed personality. Individuals with this personality type are characterized by high levels of negative emotions like worry and sadness, and social inhibition, which means they tend to avoid social interactions due to fear of rejection or disapproval.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the characteristics of Type D personality? Type D personality is characterized by high levels of negative emotions, such as worry and sadness, along with social inhibition.
  2. How does Type D personality affect social interactions? Individuals with Type D personality tend to avoid social interactions due to their fear of rejection or disapproval.
  3. Can Type D personality change over time? While personality traits can be stable, individuals can work through their challenges with therapy and support to manage their emotions better.

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