Ikusa Otome Valkirie 02 Daten

Locus of control (1 ^ parte)

I've always wondered what difference there was between those who have "success" in their lives and those who did not have ever made. To understand the successful realization of their dreams, ambitions. Some interesting answers I found reading the book of Peter Trabucchi, "Let us resist IS", which shows the ability to resist stress, especially in sports. Summarize a chapter about the ability to believe in themselves, supported by the will, the continuous commitment in their work and theories that follow.
emphasize the word commitment because the mechanism by which it promotes is to see events dependent on us and did not fate, of fortune, etc. ..
The first to have theorized that this was James Rotter in 1966, developing the theory of locus of control (instead of control). The locus of control is the rudder of your life. According to Rotter individuals are classified on the basis of where to place this check: if either internally or externally. Those who put the place of internal control within themselves, they feel that things depend largely on them. The individual with the place of the external audit opinion, however, his life and the achievement of the objectives are determined by fate, luck or the gods. Something like this should not sound strange: the very heavy turnover annually produced by the Italian magicians, fortune tellers and occultists is proof that in our country many people maintain that they have in hand the control of their lives. (* According to the report plagiarism Phone - 2006 - 21 thousand are the magicians and astrologers "professionals" in Italy, are 30 thousand people every day that go with them to receive them for advice. € 5 billion is the annual turnover total of magicians and fortune tellers, let alone black ).
attributed the rise out of control is risky: it means food and liabilities resignation. As written by the psychiatrist and ethologist Boris Cyrulnik "talk in terms of people fortunate or unfortunate in itself causes a certain kind of destiny. For it is unfortunate you can not do more than give alms. "Bernard Weiner has deepened the analysis of Rotten describing the theory in an interesting range of styles:
1. Style resilient: the subject attributes the success to the commitment and his failure to lack of commitment.
2. Style depressed: the subject attributes his success to external causes, and its failure to a lack of talent.
3. Style denier : the subject attributes his success to the talent and his failure to external causes
4. Style pawn : The subject attributes his success is that failure to external causes
5. Style talented : the subject attributes his success to talent and his failure to a lack of talent.
In public, when it comes to major sports stars, of "phenomena" means to charge the success to the talent. This term common sense indicates the innate abilities, skills that you possess as a gift. In fact, etymologically, the word talent comes from the Latin Talentum, paleo-Christian era in which it assumed a different meaning from that money to become the symbol of the gifts received from God. Emphasize too much the personal ability can be misleading. In fact, the talent is, by definition, an uncontrollable factor: it having been born, but it is acquired. Attribution style that gives too much prominence to the importance of talent is counter-productive in case of failure: in fact, if my failures depend on the fact that "I do not have what it takes" (instead of the commitment that it takes me), I have not alternative to 'failure.

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