“…According to (Rotter, 1966), people having an internal locus of control are more aware of opportunities that may help them achieve their goals, take steps to build their network capability, put forth more effort to succeed, and are more likely to learn new skills, ask questions, and remember pertinent information. People who have an internal locus of control think that their acts have consequences because of their efforts, competence, or inherent qualities (Andrisani & Nestel, 1976); (Carrim et al, 2006;Littunen & Storhammar, 2000); According to them, positive outcomes are the result of hard work and individual talents (Carrim et al, 2006).…”