Multiple Choice
What does Frankfurt mean when he uses the term "second-order volition"?
A) One has a second-order volition when they want a certain desire to be one's will
B) One has a second-order volition when they want to have a certain desire
C) One has a second-order volition when they want something
D) None of the above
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