A person with an internal locus of control:
A) believes that luck is the key to success.
B) feels that there is little control over events.
C) places primary responsibility on outside forces.
D) believes they are "masters of their own fate."

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A person with an internal locus of control believes that their own actions and decisions are the primary determinants of their outcomes in life. They feel that they have control over their fate and are not simply at the mercy of external forces, such as luck or other people's actions.

A Person with an Internal Locus of Control