Locus of control “refers to a person’s belief about the control [they] have over good and bad events that affects one’s life” (pg.113). Not to mention, there’s two types of locus of control, internal and external. People who tend to be internal, usually believe that they’re responsible for whatever happens to them. Whether it’s the effort they put into something or if they made a mistake, it’s because of themselves. However, people who are external often believe that what happen was because of luck or someone else’s fault instead of their own. I would say they believe in the saying “everything happens for a reason.” Some say that a police officer with internal characteristics are extroverts. They have the tendency to keep things in order and
