Clayton seems to chafe at the normal pace of events and hurries from one activity to another, racing the clock in self-imposed urgency. He fidgets when waiting in line and impatiently interrupts other people to finish their sentences. Clayton is most likely a:

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Clayton seems to chafe at the normal pace of events and hurries from one activity to another, racing the clock in self-imposed urgency. He fidgets when waiting in line and impatiently interrupts other people to finish their sentences. Clayton is most likely a:

a. Type A personality.

b. Type B personality.

c. disease-prone personality.

d. hypochondriac.

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Clayton is most likely a Type A personality.

Explanation:

When we talk of type A or type B personalities, we are talking of personalities that relate to how people react to stress. People who are type A are very involved in their work, competitive, and overreactive. They live in a constant sense of urgency, being angered by delays, committed to a schedule and to the clock as if their lives depend on them. It is common for Type A individuals to display aggressive behavior toward others, as well as envy and lack of compassion. As we can see from this description, Clayton's behavior is consistent with the type A personality.

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