Answer to Question 1
Answer: Extraverted sensation-seekers are said to have a Type T (thrill-seeking) personality because they pursue exciting experiences. Most of the time their explorations do not kill them, but their risk taking leads to a higher chance of being killed or injured in accidents or being convicted of speeding or reckless driving.
Answer to Question 2
Answer: Hardworking, successful people actually live longer. The unhealthy element of the Type A personality is not hard work, it is impatient hostility or a distrustful, overly time-conscious, and angry attitude.
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