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The self in social context
by Joachim I. Krueger, Ph.D.
Joachim Krueger is a social psychologist at Brown University who believes that rational thinking and socially responsible behavior are attainable goals. See full bio
March 9, 2009, Social Life

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Beyond freedom (but not responsibility)

By Joachim I. Krueger, Ph.D. on March 9, 2009 in One Among Many

Some are worried that if we let go of the notion of free will, we will also have to let go of idea of personal responsibility. Then, we also must stop rewarding and punishing one another. I am not worried. Here is why. Read More

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