I believe the answer is <span>External Locus control.
People with </span><span>External Locus control tend to believe that the success and failure that happen in their life is the result of outside influences and they can't do anything to influence it.
In general, these people tend to make various excuses for their failure without acknowledging their mistake that could contribute to that failure.</span>
"Diversity, Oppression, and Change" is a social work released by Flavio Marsiglia & Stephen Kulis around 2015; to analyze the diversity issues, achieve positive change, break down the picture of oppression and privilege and help understanding the dynamics of oppression certain social groups have experienced, and therefore attain an unbiased and equitable society. (<em>true</em>)
Ok good to know what the question do you want evidence to support go against or did you just want to share that factv
Answer:
When people say "act your age," they are referring to chronological age.
Explanation:
Chronological date can be defined as the date to count how many years a person has lived. The chronological date is mostly used in psychological tests. It is mostly used to compare the actions of a person like intelligence, activeness, etc to his/her age. So, when a person says to act your age, he/she means to take actions according to the experiences you have gained from the years you have lived.
