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Is free will a process or a content: Both? Neither? Are we free to take a position on this question?
Journal of Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology 14 (1):62-72 (1994)
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Comments on the views on free will offered by B. D. Slife , M. Gergen , R. N. Williams , M. S. Richardson , and G. S. Howard in light of the classical definition of FW as being capable of doing otherwise. It is argued that FW interpretations differ markedly depending on whether they are viewed as due to a process or to contents within some process. 2012 APA, all rights reserved)Links
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