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The notion that humans are free to choose their own ends is called __________. a. moral autonomy b. determinism c. faith d. altruism e. bad luck 

          The notion that humans are free to choose their own ends is called __________.
 a. moral autonomy
 b. determinism
 c. faith
 d. altruism
 e. bad luck

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00:01 The right answer to this question is option c, and that is internal locus of control.
00:10 Internal locus of control.
00:15 So normally we know that locus of control is an orientation, is a belief about whether the outcomes of our actions are contingent on what we do.
00:25 So this is an internal, this can be an internal control orientation or on outside, i mean our personal control.
00:33 External control orientation.
00:36 So this is how we conceptualize it as the external locus of control and the internal locus of control...
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