The Internal Control Process Differs from the External Control in That

question 7

Multiple Choice

The internal control process differs from the external control in that the internal control:

• A)Encourages harmony, responsiveness, and sensibility
• B)Focuses on the self, function, one's own group, and one's own organization
• C)Proves to be comfortable with waves, shifts, and cycles, which are regarded as "natural"
• D)Has a flexible attitude, willing to compromise and keep the peace

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Definitions:

Projection

A defense mechanism where individuals attribute their own unacceptable thoughts, feelings, and motives to another person.

Hypnotic Responsiveness

An individual's susceptibility to suggestions made during hypnosis.

Positive Attitudes

A mental state involving constructive thinking, optimism, and a positive outlook towards events, people, and situations.

High Extraversion Score

Indicates an individual who exhibits traits associated with extraversion, such as sociability, talkativeness, and assertiveness, to a greater degree than average.