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Comparison of the I-E Scale and a Specific Locus of Control Measure in Predicting Risk-Taking Behavior under Novel Task Conditions

The predictive efficiency of the I-E scale and a specific locus of control measure were compared in a study of the risk-taking behavior of 160 subjects who participated in a novel task. Contrary to Rotter's (1975) predictions, the I-E scale did not demonstrate greater efficiency than the specific locus of control measure in predicting behavior on this novel task.