For Rotter, et al, an individual who has not generally had their actions rewarded will come to develop what they define as a(n) _________ locus of control.

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According to Rotter's theory, an individual who has not generally had their actions rewarded is likely to develop an external locus of control. This means they believe that their successes or failures result from external factors beyond their control, rather than their own efforts.

For Rotter, Et Al, an Individual Who Has Not Generally