Terry Pettijohn Locus of Control
Julian Rotter (1966) devised a locus of control personality test to assess the extent to which an individual possesses internal or external reinforcement beliefs. Terry Pettijohn, the author of Psychology: A ConnecText, has developed the following test based on Rotter's original idea. Indicate for each statement whether it is True or False for you. There are no right or wrong answers. This survey will give you a general idea of where you stand on the locus of control personality dimension.
Norms:
0-15 Very strong external locus of control
20-35 External locus of control
40-60 Both external and internal locus of control
65-80 Internal locus of control
85-100 Very strong internal locus of control
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Locus Of Control
Name: *
Education/Course *
College/Institution: *
Gender: *
Age *
1. I usually get what I want in life. *
5 points
2. I need to be kept informed about news events. *
5 points
3. I never know where I stand with other people. *
5 points
4. I do not really believe in luck or chance. *
5 points
5. I think that I could easily win a lottery. *
5 points
6. If I do not succeed on a task, I tend to give up. *
5 points
7. I usually convince others to do things my way. *
5 points
8. People make a difference in controlling crime. *
5 points
9. The success I have is largely a matter of chance. *
5 points
10. Marriage is largely a gamble for most people. *
5 points
11. People must be the master of their own fate. *
5 points
12. It is not important for me to vote. *
5 points
13. My life seems like a series of random events. *
5 points
14. I never try anything that I am not sure of. *
5 points
15. I earn the respect and honors I receive. *
5 points
16. A person can get rich by taking risks. *
5 points
17. Leaders are successful when they work hard. *
5 points
18. Persistence and hard work usually lead to success. *
5 points
19. It is difficult to know who my real friends are. *
5 points
20. Other people usually control my life. *
5 points
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