Corbett refuses to take reasonable precautions to protect his health because he believes good health is just a matter of luck anyway. Corbett's attitude best illustrates

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This scenario best illustrates an external locus of control, which is the belief that external factors such as luck or fate control one's outcomes rather than internal factors such as personal choices and actions. Corbett's belief that good health is just a matter of luck suggests that he has an external locus of control and does not believe that his own actions can significantly impact his health outcomes.

Corbett Refuses to Take Reasonable Precautions to Protect His Health