According to Stace, free acts must be
A) those whose immediate causes are psychological states in the agent.
B) uncaused.
C) caused by forces outside the agent.
D) those whose immediate causes are the acts of other agents.

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Stace argues that for an act to be considered free, it must be caused by psychological states within the agent, such as beliefs, desires, or motivations, rather than being uncaused or determined by external forces or the actions of others.

According to Stace, Free Acts Must Be