This thesis explores how belief in free will impacts decision-making and life satisfaction, integrating philosophical and psychological perspectives. It traces the concept's historical evolution, examines existentialist views, and analyzes individual differences and cognitive processes. By reviewing empirical studies, the research identifies patterns and gaps, proposing a framework to understand the relationship between free will belief and life satisfaction, with implications for enhancing well-being and guiding future research.
This thesis explores how belief in free will impacts decision-making and life satisfaction, integrating philosophical and psychological perspectives. It traces the concept's historical evolution, examines existentialist views, and analyzes individual differences and cognitive processes. By reviewing empirical studies, the research identifies patterns and gaps, proposing a framework to understand the relationship between free will belief and life satisfaction, with implications for enhancing well-being and guiding future research.
The Impact of Free Will Belief on Decision-Making and Life Satisfaction: A Comprehensive Analysis
BORU, YASEMIN ADA
2024/2025
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This thesis explores how belief in free will impacts decision-making and life satisfaction, integrating philosophical and psychological perspectives. It traces the concept's historical evolution, examines existentialist views, and analyzes individual differences and cognitive processes. By reviewing empirical studies, the research identifies patterns and gaps, proposing a framework to understand the relationship between free will belief and life satisfaction, with implications for enhancing well-being and guiding future research.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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