People with an Internal Locus of Control Are Easier to Motivate

question 52

True/False

People with an internal locus of control are easier to motivate because they believe that rewards are the result of their behavior.

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Definitions:

Faking Good

A response bias in self-report measures where individuals present themselves in a more favorable light than is accurate, often to appear more socially desirable.

Questionnaire Responses

The answers provided by individuals when completing a questionnaire, which can be used to gather information on a wide range of topics for analysis.

Counterproductive Workplace Behavior

Actions by employees that go against the goals and interests of their employer, including theft, sabotage, and wasting time.

Dominance

Intimidating others to gain social status.