With the rise of physicalistic psychology at the beginning of the twentieth century, many psychologists tried to make the case that there really is no question of volition, just as there was no true scientific issue of consciousness. Behaviorists and other physicalists initially believed that any apparently voluntary action could be reduced to a chain o…
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What a slip of the tongue reveals about intention, error, and voluntary control

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