Multiple Choice
Why does the Jones4/Black case work against the principle of alternate possibilities?
A) Because while Jones4 can't do otherwise, this fact plays no role in explaining his behavior
B) Because Black isn't coercing Jones4
C) Because Jones4 is a competent agent, and so meets the standards for moral responsibility
D) Because Jones4 is actually able to do otherwise
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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