Compared with those who perceive an external locus of control, people who perceive an internal locus of control are more likely to a. be introverted personalities. b. give others unconditional positive regard. c. conform to social pressure. d. cope effectively with stress.

The answer is Option D: Cope effectively with stress

Explanation:

People with a high internal locus of control believe they themselves are responsible for their own success. They are generally more self-confident and achievement-oriented, and they believe they have control over outcomes. They thus are more likely to cope effectively with stress. People with an external locus of control have a great propensity to believe that things are outside their control and that the external world prevents them from making achievements and garnering success.  

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