Internal locus of control is often characterized by high job satisfaction, increased task motivation, and stronger social integration at work.
The locus of control gauges how much an individual believes they are in charge of their own lives as opposed to external factors (beyond their influence). The concept was developed in 1954 by Julian B. Rotter and has since become a part of personality psychology. The concept that one has control over one's own life is an example of an internal locus (a belief that life is controlled by outside factors which the person cannot influence, or that chance or fate controls their lives).
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