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An employee believes that career success mainly depends on personal effort and decisions rather than luck or powerful others. This belief reflects:

Correct answer: A. An internal locus of control

  • A. An internal locus of control
  • B. A high need for affiliation
  • C. An external locus of control
  • D. A low tolerance for ambiguity

Explanation

An internal locus of control means a person sees outcomes as substantially influenced by personal actions. An external locus of control attributes outcomes more strongly to luck, circumstances or other people.

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Organizational behaviour examines how individuals and groups act within workplaces and how organisational structures influence that behaviour. It covers personality, perception, motivation, learning, leadership, communication, teamwork, conflict, power, organisational culture and change. It differs from human resource management, which focuses more directly on managing employment processes and policies.

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