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Thomas Nadelhoffer1, Trevor Kvaran, Eddy Nahmias
1Department of Philosophy, Dickinson College, 101A East College, Carlisle, USA. tnadelhoffer@gmail.com
Abstract:
In this paper, we examine Adam Feltz and Edward Cokely's recent claim that "the personality trait extraversion predicts people's intuitions about the relationship of determinism to free will and moral responsibility" (INSERT REFERENCE). We will first present some criticisms of their work before briefly examining the results of a recent study of our own. We argue that while Feltz and Cokely have their finger on the pulse of an interesting and important issue, they have not established a robust and stable connection between extraversion and compatibilist-friendly intuitions.
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