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Discovering free will and personal responsibility
New York: Oxford University Press (1979)
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Offering an alternative to the theories of Skinner and other behaviorists, Rychlak draws upon recent research to support his belief that people can alter the grounds for their behavior and assume greater responsibility for it
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