According to one view Nagel discusses, an action can be free and causally determined if
A) The agent is forced to act by someone else.
B) The action is determined by psychological causes.
C) The agent accepts responsibility for the action.
D) None of the above.

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Nagel discusses the view that an action can be both free and causally determined if it is determined by internal factors, such as the agent's own psychological causes (e.g., beliefs, desires, character). This contrasts with external compulsion or coercion, where the agent's freedom is compromised.

According to One View Nagel Discusses, an Action Can Be