When experimental manipulations induced people to reject their belief in free will, they tend to ____.
A)behave in a prosocial manner
B)become more cooperative and helpful
C)behave as if they are mentally ill
D)be more willing to cheat on a test and steal money

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Research has shown that when people are led to disbelieve in free will, they may become more likely to engage in socially undesirable behaviors such as cheating or stealing. This is thought to occur because the rejection of free will undermines the sense of personal responsibility.

When Experimental Manipulations Induced People to Reject Their Belief in Free