People with an external locus of control
A)tend not to intervene to try to change a situation or solve a problem, leaving it to someone else.
B)believe that their actions always make a difference.
C)believe that they themselves are responsible for the events in their life.
D)tend to solve problems easily.
E)tend to be highly ethical and extremely helpful.

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People with an external locus of control believe that external factors, rather than their own actions, determine the outcomes in their lives, leading them to be less likely to intervene or try to change situations.

People with an External Locus of Control