In Comparison with Individuals with an External Locus of Control

In comparison with individuals with an external locus of control, individuals with an internal locus of control:

A) are more likely to believe that outside forces such as fate, chance, or other people control what happens to them.
B) are less resistant to social pressure.
C) are more likely to take personal responsibility for the consequences of their ethical or unethical behavior.
D) are more willing to hurt another person when ordered to do so by an authority figure.