Individuals with high internal sense of control:
A) prefer more directive supervision.
B) tend to be less participatory.
C) are generally self-motivated.
D) exhibit lower levels of satisfaction.

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Individuals with high internal sense of control tend to believe that their own actions and efforts determine their outcomes, rather than external factors such as luck or fate. As a result, they are generally self-motivated and take responsibility for their own success, rather than relying on others to guide or direct them.

Individuals with High Internal Sense of Control