The perceived source of control over one's life is ____________.
A) the locus of control
B) mode of operation
C) the motivation to change
D) self-esteem

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The perceived source of control over one's life is known as the locus of control. It indicates whether an individual believes that they have control over the events and outcomes in their life (internal locus of control) or whether they believe external factors such as luck or fate determine the outcomes in their life (external locus of control). Mode of operation, motivation to change, and self-esteem are all related to an individual's sense of control, but they do not directly refer to the perceived source of control over one's life.

The Perceived Source of Control Over One's Life Is ____________