Interpersonal Differentiation, Locus of Control and Cognitive Style among Alcoholics

Michael R. O'Leary · Dennis M. Donovan · William H. Hague

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The present study investigated the relationship between Rotter's Locus of Control Scale (I-E) and 2 measures of cognitive style, the Group Embedded-figures Test and the Interpersonal Discrimination Test, for 50 alcoholics. The I-E scale did not correlate significantly with either the embedded-figures ( r = .18) or the discrimination test ( r = .13); the latter two scales correlated significantly ( r = .30). It was concluded that perceived locus of control and cognitive style are independent constructs.

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