Locus of Control
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Locus of control worksheets
Take control of your life and develop a stronger sense of self with these empowering locus of control worksheets. Explore exercises and activities to help you understand and enhance your belief in your ability to influence outcomes.
My friend told me this story she heard in a talk a little while ago. I keep thinking about it. Especially when I think about the “locus of control” and...
Anja Zimmermann
Self-efficacy refers to our belief in our ability to get things done. It's based on abilities, while self-esteem relates to the inner self.
Veronica Vee Counseling
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Hannah Marie
Set a list of what you can do and what you can not with this colorful circle of control worksheet
Mary Ann Jester
Sherree Wilkinson
This past week, I’ve shared a few impulse control resources and these impulse control resources are just one more tool to add to the toolbox! I wanted to pull out a few of the helpful controlling impulsive behavior worksheets from The Impulse Control Journal to share with you. Use these in isolation, or grab the ... Read more
Beth Day
A person with an external locus of control believes that they do not have control over their success or failure. An example is blaming others for everything.
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We are faced with struggles, so we try to control the uncontrollable, but this brings even more stress. Better to stay in the zone of what we can control - ourselves
Vall Nachtigall
In order to take control of your life, you must think with an internal locus of control. When we have an internal locus of control we are more motivated to go out and get what we want, leaving the fear of external variables affecting us.Learn how to get an internal locus of control.
Taflyn Allen