The Probabilistic Concept of Causation Suggests That Human Behavior Is

question 24

True/False

The probabilistic concept of causation suggests that human behavior is determined by external forces with little exercise of free will.

---

Definitions:

Subsiding

The process of sinking or settling of the Earth's surface, often due to natural geological processes or extraction of underground resources.

Formation

The process of creating something, whether geological like rock formations, or formation in general, implying an act of coming into existence.

Continental Hot Spot

A region on a continent where hot plumes of mantle material rise, causing volcanic activity and thermal phenomena.

Continental Rifting

The process by which a continent stretches and splits, possibly leading to the creation of new ocean basins.