To the extent that people rely on external guides (e.g., social cues, incentives) to initiate and regulate their behavior in a habitual or personality-like way, they have a(n):

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When individuals depend on external cues or incentives to guide their behavior in a manner that becomes habitual or characteristic of their personality, it indicates a control causality orientation. This concept is part of Self-Determination Theory and contrasts with autonomy causality orientation, where behavior is more self-directed and aligned with personal interests and values.

To the Extent That People Rely on External Guides (E