The Experimental Approach to Free Will: Freedom in the Laboratory

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Abstract

Rogers canvases the literature critical of recent experiments, adding new criticisms of her own. She argues these experiments should not undermine belief in human freedom and lists ethical and practical problems facing the attempt to study free will experimentally.

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Katherin Rogers
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