Freeing or freezing decisions? Belief in free will and indecisiveness
Volume: 154, Pages: 49 - 61
Published: Sep 1, 2019
Abstract
Does belief in free will free or freeze decision-making? The existentialist hypothesis, rooted in views of free will as a source of anguish and hesitation, would predict that free will impedes decisions by increasing indecisiveness. In contrast, the evolutionary hypothesis, rooted in views of free will as a driver of effective social functioning, would predict that free will facilitates decisions by reducing indecisiveness. Results of five...
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Title
Freeing or freezing decisions? Belief in free will and indecisiveness
Published Date
Sep 1, 2019
Volume
154
Pages
49 - 61
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