Your score is calculated separately for each of the three parts of the WLOC assessment (Internal, External, and Chance). For each "Agree" answer, you are given 4 points; for each "Agree slightly" answer, you are given 3 points; for each "Disagree slightly" answer, you are given 2 points; and for each "Disagree" answer, you are given 1 point. The totals are in the spaces above.
Your responses to the questions for each part of the assessment generated three separate scores, each ranging from five to twenty. For each of the three parts of the test — Internal, External, and Chance — your scores place you into one of four categories: very low, low, average, or high for each of the three parts of the test, in accordance with the following chart:
Part A: Internal Weight Locus of Control
5 to 7: Very low attribution of your weight to internal responsibilities
8 to 11: Low attribution of your weight to internal responsibilities
12 to 16: Average attribution of your weight to internal responsibilities
17 to 20: High attribution of your weight to internal responsibilities
Part B: External Weight Locus of Control
5 to 7: Very low attribution of your weight to external responsibilities
8 to 11: Low attribution of your weight to external responsibilities
12 to 16: Average attribution of your weight to external responsibilities
17 to 20: High attribution of your weight to external responsibilities
Part C: Chance Weight Locus of Control
5 to 7: Very low attribution of your weight to chance
8 to 11: Low attribution of your weight to chance
12 to 16: Average attribution of your weight to chance
17 to 20: High attribution of your weight to chance
Copyright 2003 by Phillip C. McGraw