Entrepreneurs

A) do not like situations with high degree of uncertainty.
B) thrive on performance feedback.
C) have an external locus of control.
D) are unwilling to admit problems and errors.
E) do not like autonomy.

Entrepreneurs thrive on performance feedback as it helps them assess and improve their business strategies. They also have an internal locus of control, believing that they have control over their own success or failure. However, they do not necessarily shy away from uncertainty and are often willing to take calculated risks. They also need autonomy to pursue their vision and make decisions independently. While they may not enjoy admitting problems, successful entrepreneurs recognize the importance of quickly identifying and addressing errors to avoid larger issues down the line.