People with an internal locus of control
A) have lower work motivation.
B) earn lower salaries.
C) tend to be more anxious.
D) derive less job satisfaction from performance.
E) have stronger expectations that effort leads to performance.

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People with an internal locus of control believe that their actions and efforts have a direct impact on outcomes. This leads to stronger expectations that effort leads to performance, making them more inclined to take personal responsibility for their successes and failures. This is also associated with higher work motivation and job satisfaction. Therefore, options A, B, and C are incorrect.

People with an Internal Locus of Control