What is a Type C personality and the characteristics of a Type C personality

People who don't lose their temper don't really have no temper.

The first is that people with Type C personality are overly suppressed negative emotions, they are not good at expressing or venting emotions, and they will try to suppress the anger they want to vent. Secondly, Type C people who are too early often withdraw from sexual behavior, and their negative emotions are not vented in time, resulting in a series of withdrawal manifestations, and even giving up what they like for the sake of pleasing others or for fear of offending others. Finally, people with Type C personality often feel helpless and hopeless.

They often face the infinite pressure of life, feel that they are lonely, and usually have low self-esteem, no self-confidence, and no confidence in the future. Type C people are usually plain on the surface, but they have a fire in their own hearts, but they can't vent it. Many oncology patients are likely to have a Type C personality.

The above are some common points about the personality traits of Type C personality, through which readers can have a deeper understanding of Type C personality, expand their talents, and also judge whether they are also Type C personality and distinguish them.

1. Type C personality refers to the depressed personality that is emotionally suppressed, which is manifested as a personality that is afraid of competition, submissive, swallowed in the stomach, and sulked. C is the first letter of cancer, indicating that people with this personality trait are susceptible to cancer.

2. Personality traits of Type C personality:

3. Suppressing negative emotions excessively.

4. That is, he is good at expressing or venting emotions such as anxiety, depression, and despair, especially often trying to suppress the anger that should be vented.

5. Behavioral withdrawal.

6. Because negative emotions cannot be vented in time, resulting in a series of withdrawal performances, such as subservience to power, excessive self-restraint, avoidance of contradictions, accommodation, forbearance, tolerance, dependence, obedience, and giving up their hobbies and needs in order to please others or for fear of offending others.

7. Feeling helpless and hopeless.

8. Type C personality is often unable to cope with the pressure of life, and feels hopeless and isolated, often showing excessive restraint, cautiousness, lack of confidence, etc. The incidence of cancer in people with the above characteristics is more than 3 times that of normal people.

According to the question of what kind of person is your Type C personality, I will provide you with the following answers: Type C personality is a representative of a depressed personality with suppressed emotions, and Type C personality refers to the kind of depressed personality that is emotionally suppressed, manifested as a fear of competition, submissiveness, anger in the stomach, and a sulking character. C is the first letter of cancer, indicating that people with this personality trait are susceptible to cancer.

Personality traits are composed of four components: attitudinal traits, volitional traits, emotional traits and intellectual traits. Strong organizational skills; Good at managing money, but easily feeling lonely and afraid of loneliness; Don't give up easily, but sometimes it's too stubborn. Affectionate and relatable, but very emotional at times with an unpredictable attitude.

Weakness and sentimentality at heart; Cheerful and optimistic, very confident, will enjoy life, but lack patience in doing things; Lazy; Sociable.

Personality is a person's stable attitude towards reality, and the personality traits that are manifested in the habitual way of behaving that corresponds to this attitude. Once formed, the character is relatively stable, but it is not static, but malleable. Personality is different from temperament, which reflects more of the social attributes of personality, and the core of personality differences between individuals is the difference in personality.

From the analysis of the various aspects of character, the character can be decomposed into four components: attitude characteristics, volitional characteristics, emotional characteristics and rational characteristics.

The volitional trait of character refers to the characteristic of a person who consciously regulates his or her behavior. According to the quality of will, a good will is characterized by having lofty ideals, acting in a planned way, being independent and self-reliant, and not being influenced by others; Decisive, courageous, persevering, perseverance, strong self-control; Bad volitional characteristics are short-sightedness, blindness, conformity, suggestion, indecision, laissez-faire or opinionated, cowardice, willfulness, and so on.

Medical experts named this character after the first letter of the English word "cancer", C. Surveys have shown that people with type C personality have three times higher risk of developing cancer. Yang Juxian believes that such people should learn to enjoy themselves, channel and vent bad emotions in a timely manner, and enhance self-confidence.