The International journal of social psychiatry · 1993
A comparison of Type A behaviour pattern, hostility and Typus Melancholicus in Japanese and American students: effects of defensiveness.
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Fukunishi I, Nakagawa T, Nakamura H, Ogawa J, Nakagawa T
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A comparison of Type A behaviour pattern, hostility and Typus Melancholicus (TM) was examined in a sample of 228 Japanese and 121 American college students. It was found that: the Japanese students expressed Type A, especially hostility, less strongly than American ones; TM was seen to the same degree in both Japanese and American students; Type A was related to hostility and TM in both groups of students; and compared with American students, the Japanese students displayed the defensiveness more frequently, and there appeared to be a strong relationship between defensiveness and hostility. These results suggest the possibility that hostility, a component element of Type A, is manifested under the influence of defensiveness, which is partially related to a variety of different sociocultural contexts.