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Intuitive and deliberate decisions can be accounted for by the same cognitive process model. [PDF]
Psychon Bull RevForst S, Glöckner A.
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2009
We have seen that reductionism and determinism are conceptual cousins each implying the other. Benjamin Libet is another neuroscientist who rejected both the reductionism of Sir Francis Crick and the determinism that would reduce the self to its past causes; it is especially ironic, therefore, that he discovered a brain process which firmly challenges ...
D. Franks
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We have seen that reductionism and determinism are conceptual cousins each implying the other. Benjamin Libet is another neuroscientist who rejected both the reductionism of Sir Francis Crick and the determinism that would reduce the self to its past causes; it is especially ironic, therefore, that he discovered a brain process which firmly challenges ...
D. Franks
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Beliefs in free will and determinism: associations with social cognition and gambling behavior
Addiction Research and Theory, 2022 Beliefs about free will and determinism have been shown to associate with and influence behavior. The present study examined the relationship between these beliefs, key social cognitive constructs, and gambling behavior. A cross-sectional design was used
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2016
For the fatalist the question of free will does not arise. No amount of tampering with current conditions will have an effect on what fate has in store. Such a view may have serious implications for the way individuals may choose to lead their lives.
F. Weinert
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For the fatalist the question of free will does not arise. No amount of tampering with current conditions will have an effect on what fate has in store. Such a view may have serious implications for the way individuals may choose to lead their lives.
F. Weinert
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1991
In an essay which is due to appear in a volume of which I am the subject in The Library of Living Philosophers,1 Professor O’Connor defends a form of determinism which he takes to be inconsistent with the freedom of the will. As he first presents it, this form of determinism is said by him not to be scientific; it does not entail that any event is ...
A. Ayer
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In an essay which is due to appear in a volume of which I am the subject in The Library of Living Philosophers,1 Professor O’Connor defends a form of determinism which he takes to be inconsistent with the freedom of the will. As he first presents it, this form of determinism is said by him not to be scientific; it does not entail that any event is ...
A. Ayer
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The Problem of Determinism and Free Will Is Not the Problem of Determinism and Free Will
2014Carolina Sartorio
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