People with an internal locus of control and strong Machiavellian values are more likely to engage in organizational politics.

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Individuals with an internal locus of control believe that they have control over their environment and outcomes, and individuals with Machiavellian values prioritize self-interest and manipulation in achieving their goals. These traits make them more likely to engage in organizational politics.

People with an Internal Locus of Control and Strong Machiavellian