Individuals with an internal locus of control:
A) believe they can influence events and their reactions to events and accept responsibility for their actions.
B) believe that what happens to them is determined by factors such as luck, fate, or chance.
C) need reassurance when making life changes.
D) encode stress-producing situations as compounding pressure.
Question 2
The results of Kobasa's study of high-stress executives who remained healthy indicate that hardy individuals exhibited all of the following characteristics EXCEPT:
A) liking for challenge.
B) strong sense of commitment.
C) external locus of control.
D) internal locus of control.
The internal structures of the eye.
Infection prevention and control
Role of Desirable and Undesirable Events on Susceptibility to Upper Respiratory Infections
Major Events in the History of Psychology (6 of 6)
Negative feedback control of a regulated variable.
A pedigree for a rare autosomal recessive trait. In these pedigrees, most affected individuals have