free will vs determinism Flashcards

1
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define free will

A

humans can make their own choices not determined by inter/exter forces

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2
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what approach favours free will?

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Humanstic

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3
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define determinism

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view individual behaviour is shaped by inter/exter factors

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4
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what are the types of determinism?

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hard
soft
biological
environment
psychic

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5
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hard determinism believes

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all humans actions have a cause + should identify causes

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6
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what takes the approach of hard determinism?

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aims of science

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7
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soft determinism believes

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all human action has cause but people have freedom to make a choice

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8
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biological determinism

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when behaviour is caused by biological influences we can’t control (eg influence of autonomic nervous system on stress)

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environmental determinism is when

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behaviour is caused by environment/ our experience of choice is the sum total of reinforcement eg systems of rewards & punishment that we can’t control

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10
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psychic determinism

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influence of biological drives + unconscious conflicts repressed in childhood

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11
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strength evaluation point

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free will is a practical value

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12
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what are 2 limitation evaluation points?

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  1. evidence doesn’t support free will - supports determinism
  2. determinism is the role of responsibility in law
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