A Leader with an Internal Locus of Control

question 38

Multiple Choice

A leader with an internal locus of control:

• A) is often low in self-confidence.
• B) is often interpreted by group members as being weak.
• C) sees environmental factors as causing most events.
• D) takes responsibility for events happening.

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Definitions:

Infant-Father Attachment

The unique emotional bond that develops between an infant and their father, affecting the child's development and emotional well-being.

Marital Relationship

The interpersonal and legal bonds between individuals in marriage, encompassing emotional, social, and sometimes religious or legal commitments.

Secure Base

A concept in attachment theory referring to the role of primary caregivers as a dependable foundation from which children explore the world and return to for comfort and safety.

Avoidant Attachment

A type of insecure attachment characterized by apparent indifference to the leave-takings of, and reunions with, an attachment figure.