Locus of control - dispositional factors and obedience Flashcards

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who proposed the idea of locus of control

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Rotter 1966

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dispositional factors

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features of a persons personality

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internal locus of control

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had by people who feel they are in control of what happens to them

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external locus of control

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had by people who feel helpless to control events

what happens to them is down to fate or luck

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what is everyone on a continuum between

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strong external locus of control and strong internal locus of control

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how do high internals perceive themselves

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having a great deal of control over their behaviour so are more likely to take responsibility for it

believe what happens to them is a product of their own ability and effort

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how to high externals perceive themselves

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their behaviour is being caused by external forces, fate or luck

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are high internals more likely to obey

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no

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are high externals more likely to obey

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yes

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what should children be encouraged to do

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act on moral principles to develop a sense of responsibility for their behaviour to resist unjust influence

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