Rotter Argues That People Differ in Their Locus of Control

question 144

Multiple Choice

Rotter argues that people differ in their locus of control, by which he means

• A)the degree to which they understand their circumstances.
• B)their relative responsiveness to reinforcement versus punishment.
• C)the extent to which they believe their fate is determined by their own actions.
• D)the extent to which they value their personal expectancies.

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Definitions:

Cementum

A specialized bone-like substance covering the root of a tooth, anchoring it to the jawbone via the periodontal ligament.

Accessory Organ

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Muscularis Externa

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Serosa

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