Draws from Rotters (1966) theory of internal and external attributions Rotter developed a questionnaire to measure locus of control People tended to attribute causes of events to internal (personal control over behaviour) Or external (occurrences due to environment or chance out of personal control) Weiner (1972) included further dimensions of attribution = stability and controllability Weiners (1972) Attribution Theory
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