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Chapter 4 Self Quiz
Freedom and Responsibility
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Freedom of action requires a causal break in the choice process.
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False
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According to "illusionism," we should tell everybody that their belief in free will is an illusion.
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Determinism is the view that
quantum physics correctly describes the behavior of subatomic particles.
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all events are governed by causal laws.
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not all events are governed by causal laws.
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we must struggle against our fate.
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"You will die on August 10, 2041, no matter what you do." This statement would be an example of
hard impossibilism.
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fatalism.
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determinism.
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deep-self compatibilism.
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The problem with looking at our choices to see if they are free/uncaused is that
our choices might be determined.
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it won't tell us how our actions happened.
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there may be unconscious causes for those choices.
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our choices might be fated.
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If God gave us free will, it's hard to see how God could
love humanity.
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make a rock so big he can't lift it.
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predict the future.
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know the past.
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Hard determinism says that
we are always responsible for what we do.
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we are sometimes responsible for what we do.
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we are never responsible for what we do.
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it's hard to live with determinism.
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Contra-causal freedom seems to imply a causal break somewhere in the choice process because
otherwise our choices would be governed by causal laws.
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otherwise we would not have freedom of action.
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otherwise our choices would be fated.
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Quantum physics implies that
determinism is false.
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indeterminism is false.
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all events are fated.
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no events are fated.
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The impossibilist argument says that contra-causal freedom is impossible because
determinism is true.
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contra-causal freedom makes no sense.
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all our choices are fated.
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None of the above
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"Contra-causal freedom would be a desirable thing to have."Which of the following would be most likely to reject this statement?
Hard determinist
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Libertarian
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Hard impossibilist
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Fatalist
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Soft determinism involves
determinism plus compatibilism.
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determinism plus incompatibilism.
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a combination of determinism and indeterminism.
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