Martin Rejects the Idea That People Lack a Free Will

question 174

Multiple Choice

Martin rejects the idea that people lack a free will but believes that people are capable of making rational, conscious choices and determining what they will become. Martin strongly endorses the

• A) behavioural perspective.
• B) psychoanalytic perspective.
• C) cognitive perspective.
• D) humanistic perspective.

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