Individuals possessing an internal locus of control:
A)display high anxiety
B)tend to be dissatisfied on the job
C)prefer participative management styles
D)avoid greater responsibility

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Individuals with an internal locus of control feel that their actions and decisions can influence outcomes, therefore they prefer to be involved in decision-making processes and typically seek participative management styles. They also tend to take responsibility for their actions and seek greater responsibility, rather than avoiding it. High anxiety and job dissatisfaction are not typically associated with an internal locus of control.

Individuals Possessing an Internal Locus of Control