The statement is true.
In psychology, people who have an external locus of control believe that they cannot control the events that happen in their life, no matter how much they try to prevent something from happening. They believe that these events are caused by uncontrollable factors.
Believing that wars will always take place in societies, is an example of an external locus of control belief.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Religious beliefs go a long way to influence a person's choices as mapped out by his value system, traditions, and consequently in this case his dietary practices, which, in turn, can affect food selection. Strong religious beliefs can be interwoven into cultural practices in a society. However the variability of religion-related food habits are as variable as there are different religions, with each religion on its preferences on what should be consumed and what shouldn't.
Answer:
Contingency viewpoint
Explanation:
Contingency viewpoint is the term of management of leadership. According to this viewpoint, every problem is different, has a different context. A company owner, business owner or a team manager used the contingency viewpoint to solve the problem.
This point of view also used during taken decision by a company such as to promote the motivation level of the workers and to determine the organizational structure of the organization. It stressed the managerial part of the organization that focuses on the problem environment.
