Are We Free?: Psychology and Free Will Book

Contributors     ix
Introduction: Psychology and Free Will   John Baer   James C. Kaufman   Roy F. Baumeister     3
How Can Psychology Contribute to the Free Will Debate?   Shaun Nichols     10
Determined and Free   David G. Myers     32
Self-Theories: The Construction of Free Will   Carol S. Dweck   Daniel C. Molden     44
Free Will, Consciousness, and Cultural Animals   Roy F. Baumeister     65
Reconstrual of "Free Will" From the Agentic Perspective of Social Cognitive Theory   Albert Bandura     86
Free Will Is Un-natural   John A. Bargh     128
The Automaticity Juggernaut-or, Are We Automatons After All?   John F. Kihlstrom     155
The Hazards of Claiming to Have Solved the Hard Problem of Free Will   Azim F. Shariff   Jonathan Schooler   Kathleen D. Vohs     181
Free Will and the Control of Action   Henry L. Roediger, III   Michael K. Goode   Franklin M. Zaromb     205
Self Is Magic   Daniel M. Wegner     226
Some Observations on the Psychology of Thinking About Free Will   Daniel C. Dennett     248
Whose Will? How Free?   GeorgeS. Howard     260
Free Will as a Proportion of Variance   William R. Miller   David J. Atencio     275
Willing Creation: The Yin and Yang of the Creative Life   Dean Keith Simonton     296
Free Will Requires Determinism   John Baer     304
The Fear of Determinism   Steven Pinker     311
Psychology and Free Will: A Commentary   Alfred R. Mele     325
Index     347