An individual's locus of control refers to whether they expect the outcome of a particular situation will be determined by them (internal locus of control), or that the outcome will be determined by external factors, such as other people or forces beyond them (external locus of control). A number of studies have suggested that locus of control is relevant to return to work management. Clients with an internal locus of control are self-reliant, h...
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