Internals are more likely to feel anxious in the face of potential stressors.

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Rahul Khatri · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Internals, or individuals with an internal locus of control, typically feel more in control of their lives and are less likely to feel anxious in the face of potential stressors compared to externals, who perceive their lives as controlled by external factors.

Internals are more likely to feel anxious in the face of potential stressors.

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