Jana practiced her lines for the play and watched movies in which gifted actors portrayed characters similar to her character in the high school play. After her performance, her teacher and other adults and students told her she gave a stellar performance. She said she worked really hard to develop the character's wacky disposition. She attributed her success to:

A. external locus. B. stable causes. C. internal locus. D. uncontrollable causes.

Answer: The correct answer is: Internal Locus.

Explanation:

Internal locus of control is the degree in which individuals feel that they have control over external outcomes or events. A person with an internal locus of control sees the influence that they have over life outcomes, instead of giving the responsibility to external forces.

In this particular case, the fact that Jana said to her teacher and other adults that the reason why she gave a stellar performance is because she worked really hard to develop the character's wacky disposition goes to show that she attributed her success to her own habilities and effort, thus showing Internal Locus.

In conclusion, the answer is C. Internal Locus

c. internal locus.

Explanation:

Jana attributed her success to the internal locus, which is when people rely on their skills, effort and persistence in a task to reach a desired result.

Jana practiced a lot, think the results can be controllable, that it is possible to practice to achieve success. She controlled the development of her acting ability, positively valued the effort and personal responsibility.