* Social Learning and Clinical Psychology (1954): This book introduced Rotter's early ideas about social learning and its implications for clinical practice.
* Generalized Expectancies for Internal versus External Control of Reinforcement (1966): This seminal article established the concept of locus of control, a fundamental construct in psychology.
* Generalized Expectancies for Internal versus External Control of Reinforcement (1975): A revised and updated version of the 1966 article, expanding on the concept of locus of control and its applications.
* Applications of a Social Learning Theory of Personality (1982): This book offers a comprehensive overview of Rotter's social learning theory and its applications to various areas of psychology, including psychotherapy, health, and education.
* Theories of Personality: A Historical and Comparative Approach (1982): A textbook providing a broad overview of prominent personality theories, including Rotter's own.
In addition to these major works, Rotter has also published numerous articles and chapters on social learning, locus of control, and other topics.
It is important to note that the name is "Joseph B. Rotter," not "Joseph C. Rotter."