Locus of Control Worksheet
Locus of Control Worksheet
Locus of Control Worksheet
People with an internal locus of control – i.e., people who feel that they control their own des7ny,
rather than their fate being largely determined by external forces – tend to be happier, less
depressed, and less stressed than those with an external locus of control.1
It is possible for anyone to shi> from a more external locus of control to a more internal locus.
This worksheet is designed to assist in this process.
When you find yourself saying: Try rephrasing:
I must… I prefer…
If only… I will…
1
Krause, N. and S. Stryker. ”Stress and well-being: the buffering role of locus of control beliefs.” Soc. Sci.
Med. 1984;18(9):783-90.
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With respect to a point of stress, or just life in general…
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How can I maintain, reinforce, or strengthen How can I deal with, accept, or embrace
what I can control? what I cannot control?
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