Who Said That?

"The fact that brief exposure to a message asserting that there is no such thing as free will can increase both passive and active cheating raises the concern that advocating a deterministic worldview could undermine moral behavior."

Leave your guesses in the comments section below.  No google searches! 

Update on Wednesday, March 19, 2008 at 05:44PM by Kim Riddlebarger

This is the conclusion of Drs. Kathleen Vohs and Jonathan Schooler, in the January issue of Psychological Science).  This is explains why Calvinists don't just believe in total depravity--we exemplify it.

Comments

[Daniel]

John Wesley

[Daniel]

Charles Finney

[DavidG]

Sigmund Freud

[Wyldeirishman]

Richard Rorty

[plw]

That reformation show on the History Channel.

["lee n. field"]

Doubt it's any of the first three. Sounds like a modern academic psychologist type.

[Zrim]

Someone who has grossly misunderstood Augustinian-Calvinism for determinism.

[linnea]

Kathleen D. Vohs and Jonathan W. Schooler

[Paul C. Quillman]

Something my brother-in-law would say. Actually, I think he has said something similar before.

[timinater]

Kathleen D. Vohs

[Ivan]

Well, we know it wasn't Joel Osteen, that much is certain.

Frasier Crane?

[Ivan]

Niles Crane?