What method did Rotter (1966) use to conduct research into aspects of personality?

Which of these would someone with an “external locus of control” believe is controlling their quality of life?

A person with an “internal locus of control” is less likely to do which of these?

A person with an “external locus of control” is more likely to do which of these?

Which of the following factors is likely to make resistance to social influence more likely

The “locus of control” theory of social influence describes which type of explanation?

Which of these is an example of a voluntary social role?

What type of questionnaire did Rotter use in 1966 to research aspects of personality?

Which of these is an example of an involuntary social role?

Which of these is not an example of a situational factor?

Which of these range of social roles could be held by one person?

Which of these is not an example of a dispositional factor?

What type of ward did Orlando set up in 1973 for research purposes?

Which of these is not an example of a dispositional factor?

In which year did Orlando conduct research into social roles?

Which of these is not an example of a dispositional factor?

What is meant by “social support”?

Eagly and Carli did research into the effects of which of these dispositional factors?

Which of these would indicate an “internal locus of control”?

What method did Eagly and Carli use for their 1981 research into Gender?

In which year did Rotter conduct research into Independent Behaviour?

What was the theoretical effect of Gender on conformity prior to research in 1981 by Eagly and Carli?

Which of these researchers conducted research into independent behaviour and personality types in 1866?

What did Eagly and Carli discover about the effects of gender on conformity in their 1981 research?

Which of these describes someone who “believes that their life is entirely controlled by luck”?