J.B. Rotter's scientific contributions
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... Hereinbefore, research consistently shows that people with high levels of Conscientiousness, as one of the Big Five personality traits, are less prone to moral disengagement (Caprara et al. 2013). Another individual difference addressing the tendency to take responsibility is the internal locus of control (Rotter 1966). Consistently, there was a negative link between internal locus of control, which refers to people's evaluation of the consequences of their behavior by attributing them to their free will, and moral disengagement (Tahrir et al. 2020). ...
