Determinism is not just causality. Determinism goes far beyond causality, and certainly much farther than psychological science requires. Many scientific psychologists embrace determinism without ...

Determinism is a complex philosophical idea that some take to mean that cause and effect are out of human hands – free will and an ordered universe are incompatible.

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Hard-determinism is "If we ran it again, it would return the same results, because conditions were identical, and it wouldn't make a difference anyway." Any discussion of "Free will" or ...

It wasn’t like a sneeze; it was a process that involved reasoning. Determinism helps explain why I started typing, but it does not in itself rule out my free will.

Many psychologists defend determinism thinking that they are defending the notion of causality itself. They think, science studies causes, and if we abandon causation, we cannot do science.