Which of the following possible answers best describes the difference between internal locus of control and external locus of control?
A) People with an internal locus of control place responsibility within themselves; people with an external locus of control place responsibility outside of themselves.
B) People with an internal locus of control place responsibility outside of themselves; people with an external locus of control place responsibility within themselves.
C) People with an internal locus of control and people with external locus of control both place responsibility within the context of the situation as objectively as possible.
D) People with an external locus of control feel a great need to exert control over other people; people with an internal locus of control are more passive.
E) People with an internal locus of control feel that they are always at the mercy of unpredictable forces; people with an external locus of control are confident that they can influence the events in their lives.
Question 2
One of Erikson's most important contributions to psychology was the notion of
a. children continuing to develop even after the onset of adolescence.
b. boys and girls developing differently.
c. life-span development.
d. unconscious forces in development.
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