Determinism and Freedom in society and The theory of ethical Naturalism

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The book explores the philosophical debate surrounding determinism and its implications for psychology. It argues that determinism posits all behavior is caused and predictable, challenging the notion of free will. This perspective suggests that human actions are governed by internal and external forces beyond individual control. The text also examines how this deterministic framework aligns with scientific methodologies, emphasizing the pursuit of laws in psychology akin to those in natural sciences, ultimately questioning the rejection of determinism within scientific discourse.