A person who believes that, for the most part, he or she is not responsible for what happens has a(n)__________ locus of control.

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An external locus of control refers to the belief that outside factors such as luck, chance, or other people have the most influence on what happens to oneself. This belief suggests that the individual does not perceive themselves as having much control over their outcomes.

A Person Who Believes That, for the Most Part, He