A second-string hockey player takes his preparation just as seriously as the starter.When asked why he puts forth so much effort when he is not likely to receive much playing time,the player responds that his hard work will earn him playing time and when that happens he will succeed on the ice.The player's comments illustrate a(n)_____ locus of control.

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The player's belief that his hard work will lead to success on the ice demonstrates an internal locus of control, meaning he believes he can influence his own outcomes through his efforts and abilities.

A Second-String Hockey Player Takes His Preparation Just as Seriously