Does Epilepsy Have an Impact on Locus of Control?

Front Psychol · 2020 · PMC7509065 · PMID 33013587

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In 1980, a study on learned helplessness in epilepsy found a highly significant reduction of internal general locus of control (GLOC) and an increase of chance and powerful others health-related LOC (HLOC).

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In bivariate analysis, non-compliance was correlated with more external LOC ( p = 0.022), whereas in multivariate analysis, this trend did not reach statistical significance.

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