James's Principles Asserted the Following About Human Acts of Will

question 84

Multiple Choice

James's Principles asserted the following about human acts of will.

• A) The sense of willing is completely an illusion as all human behavior is predetermined.
• B) Acts of will are strongly accompanied by attention, and he left it an open question as to whether they are mechanistically determined or "free."
• C) They are clear examples of behavior that is not mechanistically determined.
• D) The sensation of freely willing one's own behavior becomes stronger as a person matures.

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Definitions:

Counterproductive

Having the opposite of the desired effect, causing harm or hindrance to achieving a goal.

Mutual Trust

The shared belief between two or more individuals or parties that each will act with honesty, integrity, and reliability.

Teamwork

Working with others in the best interest of completing the job.

Defense Mechanisms

Unconscious psychological strategies used to cope with reality and maintain self-image.