Maggie's manager notices that she exhibits an external locus of control when she speaks about her work. Her manager should Group of answer choices a. direct Maggie toward a job with more autonomy. b. assign Maggie to a highly structured job requiring greater compliance. c. give Maggie a job with little social contact with coworkers and customers d. place Maggie in a job requiring high initiative and low compliance.

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Keagan

24 February, 23:48

Maggie's manager notices that she exhibits an external locus of control when she speaks about her work. Her manager should Group of answer choices a. direct Maggie toward a job with more autonomy. b. assign Maggie to a highly structured job requiring greater compliance. c. give Maggie a job with little social contact with coworkers and customers d. place Maggie in a job requiring high initiative and low compliance.

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Raul Garner · Answer 1

b. assign Maggie to a highly structured job requiring greater compliance

Explanation:

People who exhibit an external locus of control believe that life successes and failures are as a result of external factors such as bias, fate, injustice, luck and circumstances.

Maggie's manager noticed this trait in her and assigning Maggie to a highly structured job requiring greater compliance will make it possible for her to be more exposed and reduce her from attributing her effort to be based on mere luck.