Davemi Tests

Type A or Type B?

Answer 14 quick either-or questions to see where you land on the Type A–Type B spectrum.

About Type A and Type B

The Type A/Type B idea describes two ends of a personality spectrum. Type A folks tend to be ambitious, competitive, and always racing the clock; Type B folks are more laid-back, patient, and unbothered by the rush. Neither is better — they're just different operating speeds, each with real strengths.

Most people are a mix, leaning one way or the other. Knowing your tilt can help you play to your strengths — and, if you're a strong Type A, remember to schedule the downtime your body needs.

FAQ

What's the difference between Type A and Type B?
Type A personalities tend to be competitive, driven, time-conscious, and easily stressed; Type B personalities are more relaxed, patient, and easygoing. Most people land somewhere on the spectrum between the two.
Is being Type A bad for you?
Not inherently — Type A drive gets a lot done. The classic caution is that chronic urgency and stress can affect health, so building in real downtime matters. It's a fun framework, not a medical assessment.
Can I be a mix of both?
Definitely. The Type A/B idea is a spectrum, and plenty of people are a balanced blend — this quiz shows which way you lean.
Is my data saved?
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