All except one of the following are true of the relationship between locus of control and divorce. Which is NOT true of that relationship?

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Externals are actually more likely to experience divorce, as they tend to attribute their relationship problems to external factors and feel like they have less control over the outcome of their marriage. The other options are true - married people tend to have more internal locus of control, internals cope better with post-divorce distress, and those who are internal for marital satisfaction tend to be more active in problem solving.

All Except One of the Following Are True of the Relationship