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    William James, the Leading Proponent of Indeterminism, Defines Free Actions
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William James, the Leading Proponent of Indeterminism, Defines Free Actions

Question 51

Question 51

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William James, the leading proponent of indeterminism, defines free actions as


A) internally caused.
B) not externally constrained.
C) uncaused.
D) caused by the self.
E) sufficiently caused.

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