People with an internal locus of control
A)believe that outside forces are responsible for events in their life.
B)do not make attempts to solve problems or change situations.
C)tend to be highly unethical and unhelpful.
D)believe that they are responsible for their own fate.
E)believe that their actions make no difference to the events around them.

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People with an internal locus of control believe they themselves are responsible for their own fate; they see their own actions and behaviors as being major and decisive determinants of important outcomes such as attaining levels of job performance, being promoted, or being turned down for a choice job assignment.

People with an Internal Locus of Control