The Case Against Free Will: What a Quiet Revolution in Psychology has Revealed about How Behaviour is Determined

This insightful exploration delves into the surprising influences that affect human behavior, challenging the long-held belief in free will. Lieberman investigates how seemingly trivial factors like hunger or environmental cues can sway decisions and actions, revealing the profound effects of subconscious influences on our lives.

By drawing from a wealth of psychological research, the author invites readers to reconsider the origins of their choices and the nature of responsibility. This thought-provoking journey not only sheds light on the mechanics of human behavior but also prompts reflection on societal norms and our understanding of justice and accountability.