In Rotter's theory, _____ individuals perceive rewards and punishments as resulting from their own actions, and _____ individuals perceive rewards and punishments as resulting from sources beyond their control.
a. internal; external
b. external; unconscious
c. strong; weak
d. external; internal
Question 2
According to Rotter, in situations where more than one behavior is possible, we should choose the behavior with the largest combination of:
a. reinforcement and need
b. expected success and value
c. need and opportunity
d. primary and secondary needs
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