The Capacities of Agents Multiple Choice

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. Levy aims to show that the proponent of Frankfurt-style cases is not warranted in distinguishing between

The agent and the intervener. correct incorrect

The agent's capacities to respond or react to reasons and the context. correct incorrect

Gaining and losing capacities. correct incorrect

Abilities and capacities. correct incorrect

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. In Jillian's case

The doctor is malicious. correct incorrect

The doctor saves the drowning person. correct incorrect

Jillian is drowning. correct incorrect

The presence of the doctor adds to Jillian's capacities. correct incorrect

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. According to Levy, agents can

Only gain capacities to react to interventions. correct incorrect

Only lose capacities to react to interventions. correct incorrect

Both gain and lose capacities to react to interventions. correct incorrect

Neither gain nor lose capacities to react to interventions. correct incorrect

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. Levy concludes that

Context is important in matters of free will. correct incorrect

Agents can react to the presence of interveners. correct incorrect

Agents are unable to react to the presence of interveners. correct incorrect

Both a and b. correct incorrect