The Second Phase in the Development of Concertive Control Involves

question 46

Multiple Choice

The second phase in the development of concertive control involves:

• A) the formalization of objective rules to guide and regulate behavior.
• B) the validation of procedures that allow group members to self-manage.
• C) the ousting of group members who are deemed to be unfit for the group.
• D) the evaluation of a group's performance to determine its continuance or discontinuance.

Understand the concept of locus of control and its significance in personality theory.

Identify the differences in locus of control among various age groups and cultural backgrounds.

Recognize the relationship between locus of control and mental health outcomes.

Describe the characteristics of individuals with internal versus external locus of control.