Contra-Causal Freedom Seems to Imply a Causal Break Somewhere in the Choice

question 15

Multiple Choice

Contra-causal freedom seems to imply a causal break somewhere in the choice process because

• A) otherwise our choices would be governed by causal laws.
• B) otherwise we would not have freedom of action.
• C) otherwise our choices would be fated.
• D) None of the above

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Definitions:

Self-recognition

The ability of an individual to recognize themselves as an independent entity, often tested through mirror recognition tasks.

Self-awareness

An understanding of one's personal traits, sentiments, driving factors, and aspirations.

Self-recognition

The cognitive ability to recognize oneself in a mirror or photograph, often considered a milestone in self-awareness and identity development.

Categorical Self

A classification of the self children use to guide their behavior; based on broad ways in which people differ, such as sex, age, and physical characteristics.