The belief that consequences and outcomes of behaviors are the result of circumstances and events beyond personal control are an example of:

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External locus of control refers to the belief that outside factors (such as luck, fate or other people) determine the outcomes of our actions, rather than our own personal abilities or efforts. This perspective suggests that individuals believe that they have little control over their outcomes or experiences.

The Belief That Consequences and Outcomes of Behaviors Are the Result