When People with an External Locus of Control Perform Well

question 115

Multiple Choice

When people with an external locus of control perform well, ________.

• A) they are likely to attribute their performance to forces other than themselves
• B) they are likely to attribute their performance to their own ability and effort
• C) they are likely to attribute their performance to genetic predispositions
• D) they are likely to attribute their performance to the effects of nurturing

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Definitions:

Lethargic

A state of fatigue, sluggishness, or a lack of energy, which can be a symptom of various medical conditions or the result of physical overexertion.

Pedal Pulses

Pulses that can be felt over the arteries of the feet, used to assess circulatory health in the lower extremities.

Amplitude

A measurement of the magnitude of change in a fluctuating variable, often used in physics to describe the height of a wave from its midpoint.

Diminished

Reduced in size, importance, or intensity.