"Type B" people are more likely to live relaxed lifestyles but also may deal with procrastination.You’ve likely heard a lot about the “type A” personality style. Folks in this category tend to be very structured, high-achieving and pretty highly stressed, which often results in praise in work and school environments, said Emma Shandy Anway, a licensed marriage and family therapist based in California“Type A is the one that usually gets most of the noise,” Shandy Anway said, “we culturally love a type A person.”They’re also more often portrayed in the media, such as the high-powered lawyer in a TV drama series or a straight-A student in a high school rom-com.But just because type A folks tend to get the applause doesn’t