Recent cross-cultural research on locus of control (for example,Banks et al.,1991) indicates that in comparison to majority groups,minority groups
A) frequently test higher in external control.
B) frequently test higher in internal control.
C) do not distinguish between internal and external loci of control.
D) interpret locus of control as a purely situational variable.

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Recent cross-cultural research suggests that minority groups often have higher levels of external control, meaning they attribute outcomes to external factors such as luck, fate, or others' actions, rather than their own abilities or efforts. This may be due to experiences of discrimination or a lack of control over their circumstances.

Recent Cross-Cultural Research on Locus of Control (For Example,Banks Et