Researchers have studied the relationship between locus of control and mental health and found that depending on where a person
falls on the continuum, propensities for certain disorders change. In general, people with a high internal locus of control show resilience against developing depression. People with a high external locus of control, on the other hand, show increased susceptibility to depression. What aspect of having an external locus of control makes people more susceptible to depression?A. An external locus of control makes people more likely to punish themselves for the misfortunes of others and accept blame that isn't theirs.B. An external locus of control makes people feel that they lack the power to change their situation, which can breed a sense of hopelessness.C. An external locus of control motivates people to seek out risky situations and engage in dangerous behaviors, which often have negative outcomes.
People motivated by internal locus of control believe in their strength to change their fate in life so they do not fall prey to the sense of hopelessness easily until they try their best. on the other hand those who are motivated by external locus of control easily fall prey to sense of hopelessness because they believe that their fate are controlled by external factors on which they have no control. So in case of persistence failure they become restless rather than more desperate to change the situation.
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B. Believing the events in your life are under your personal control
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B. "This is just going to keep happening. The universe is against me."
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B. An external locus of control makes people feel that they lack the power to change their situation, which can breed a sense of hopelessness.
George might be experiencing HSDD or also known as the
Hypoactive sexual desire disorder in which an individual has little or no
interest in terms of sex, by this—the individual would likely have problems in
terms of having or establish relationships.
Mercantilism is a national economic policy that is designed to maximize the exports of a nation. Mercantilism was dominant in modernized parts of Europe from the 16th to the 18th centuries before falling into decline. So a mercantile country is strengthened by a strong economy and having a more exports than imports.
