Relationship Between the Intensity of the Internal and External Locus of Control and Relation to the Property of the Subjects

Journal for Perspectives of Economic Political and Social Integration 24 (2):67-84 (2018)
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In this article the assumption that made to formulate the hypothesis that evaluation of attractiveness of financial instruments by the testees influence their perception of property was certainty that people who have got other attitude in terms of attractiveness towards particular products and financial instruments available on polish capital market, will experience notion of property differently.

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