The Locus of Control
The Locus of Control is a 13 item questionnaire developed by Rotter (1966). It
measures generalized expectancies for internal versus external control of
reinforcement. People with an internal locus of control believe that their own
actions determine the rewards that they obtain, while those with an external
locus of control believe that their own behavior doesn't matter much and that
rewards in life are generally outside of their control. Scores range
from 0 to 13. A low score indicates an internal control while a high score
indicates external control.
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