Ramos Quiz

The freedom-determinism question is a metaphysical issue insofar as it acknowledges that there might be a difference between how human behavior appears and how it really is.

• True

• false

• both

• Freewill

According to the determinist, human actions are determined to occur in exactly the way they do because they (like all other events) have specific causes.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• BOTH

• FREEWILL

Determinists argue that while most human choices and actions are caused to occur in exactly the way they do, the recognition that we are determined is itself uncaused and thus undetermined.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• BOTH

• FREEWILL

.) By saying that we are "condemned to be free," Sartre indicates how existentialism treats human beings as determined by external forces.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• BOTH

• FREEWILL

Like the existentialist, the person who embodies perverse freedom challenges religious or moral values by acting in "bad faith."

• TRUE

• FALSE

• BOTH

• FREEWILL

Which of the following accurately describes free will?

• Choices made freely by an individual.

• A psychological concept involving one person coaxing another.

• Factors beyond your control.

• Choices made that have no bearing on your future behavior

.) In philosophy and science, it is the thesis that all events in the universe, including human decisions and actions, are causally inevitable.

• Freewill

• Existentialism

• Faith

• Determinism

It is "the idea that every event is necessitated by antecedent events and conditions together with the laws of nature.

• causal determinism

• Fatalism

• Theological determinism

• Logical determinism

In philosophy and science, it is the supposed power or capacity of humans to make decisions or perform actions independently of any prior event or state of the universe.

• Freewill

• Existentialism

• Faith d

• Determinism

It is a statistical determinism where the statistics are near to certainty for large microscopic objects. A. causal determinism

• Fatalism

• causal determinism

• Adequate determinism

• Logical determinism