Self-Quiz 5.4

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According to Frankfurt, persons differ from other creatures in that they are able to

have first-order desires. correct incorrect

desire a variety of things. correct incorrect

form first-order volitions. correct incorrect

form second-order desires. correct incorrect

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Frankfurt argues that those who have desires but no second-order volitions are

persons. correct incorrect

wantons. correct incorrect

moral agents. correct incorrect

willing persons. correct incorrect

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Frankfurt's theory accounts for our reluctance to say that free will is enjoyed by

other persons. correct incorrect

members of an inferior species. correct incorrect

humans. correct incorrect

persons with preferences. correct incorrect

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This theory explains why freedom of the will is

not possible. correct incorrect

an illusion. correct incorrect

desirable. correct incorrect

undesirable. correct incorrect