People with an internal locus of control exhibit greater self-control, are more cautious, engage in less risky behavior, and are less anxious.

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People with an internal locus of control believe that they are in control of their lives and are therefore more likely to engage in behavior that reinforces that belief. This includes being more cautious and engaging in less risky behavior. Additionally, having a sense of control can lead to greater self-control and less anxiety.

People with an Internal Locus of Control Exhibit Greater Self-Control