In their study on locus of control and law violators, Kauffman and Ryckman found that:
a. internals are less punitive than externals in their judgments of wrongdoers
b. externals are more punitive than internals in their judgments of some wrongdoers
c. internals are more punitive and less sympathetic than externals in their judgments of wrongdoers
d. internals and externals do not differ in their judgment of wrongdoers
Question 2
In a study looking at locus of control and divorce, Barnet found that:
a. external divorced women reported experiencing more predecision stress, less stress during the divorce, and less social maladjustment following divorce than internal divorced women
b. internal divorced women reported experiencing more predecision stress, less stress during the divorce, less postdivorce stress, and less social maladjustment following divorce than external divorced women
c. internal divorced women reported experiencing less predecision stress, less stress during the divorce, more postdivorce stress, and less social maladjustment following divorce than external divorced women
d. external divorced women reported experiencing less predecision stress, less stress during the divorce, and more social maladjustment following divorce than internal divorced women
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