When McMullen says that 'self-determinism' is 'opposed to determinism', he means thatQuestion 7Select one:a.Self-determinists believe that we have no reasons for our behaviour, only causes.b.Determinism is the position that human behaviour is caused by choices that exist somehow outside of regular causal processes, and self-determinism is the position that regular causal processes cause human behaviour.c.Self-determinists argue for 'indeterminism', the position that there is no systematic relation between cause and effect.d.Self-determinism is the position that human behaviour is caused by choices that exist somehow outside of regular causal processes, and determinism is the position that regular causal processes cause human behaviour.Clear my choice

McMullen _______ the distinction between 'rational' and 'causal' accounts of human action posited by Leahey, because __________Question 5Select one:a.accepts; McMullen's version of determinism means that he believes that 'rational' accounts are validb.rejects; McMullen's version of determinism means that he believes that 'rational' accounts are validc.accepts; McMullen's version of determinism means that he believes that 'rational' accounts are invalidd.rejects; McMullen's version of determinism means that he believes that 'rational' accounts are invalid

When McMullen refers to the infinite complex Heraclitean flux, he means to say thatQuestion 9Select one:a.Human behaviour is strongly determined by easily predictable causal processes.b.Human behaviour is the result of rational beliefs.c.Human behaviour falls into the paradox of Heraclitus, being that it is both constantly changing, but also that opposite things are identical.d.Human behaviour is not easily predictable/set in stone but is influenced by previous events and behaviours.

Which of the following is not a Deterministic effect?

What is the distinction that McMullen makes between moral responsibility and personal responsibility?Question 2Select one:a.Moral responsibility assumes that acts are best explained by determinist causes; personal responsibility assumes that acts are best explained by peoples' reasonsb.Personal responsibility assumes the free will of the person for an act; moral responsibility assumes that the person was the one who actedc.Moral responsibility assumes that the best way to judge acts ethically is by how they fit with a set of principles; personal responsibility implicitly assumes that the way to judge acts ethically is with a utilitarian calculusd.Moral responsibility assumes the free will of the person for an act; personal responsibility assumes that the person was the one who actedClear my choice

Which quote targets the difference between determinism and free will?Select one:a."Everything is determined, the beginning as well as the end, by forces over which we have no control."b."Circumstance does not make the man; it reveals him to himself."c."The way out is the way through."d."Life is like a game of cards. The hand you are dealt is determinism; the way you play it is free will."