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Max is visiting the bank to deposit some money. As he completes the deposit slip, the ink in his pen suddenly runs dry. Internally, Max feels an odd combination of anger, sadness, and worry. "Why has this happened now?! I don't need another setback in my life. What if I'm not ever going to be able to deposit this money! This is yet another failure in a failed life," he thinks to himself. Outwardly, however, Max maintains an expressionless, almost passive, demeanor. What personality type is Max exhibiting?

▸ Type A

▸ Type B

▸ Type C

▸ Type D

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Edition: 1^st

Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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