Frankfurt's Decision Inducer thought experiment is intended to show that
A) you cannot be held responsible for an action if you couldn't have failed to perform it.
B) no one can be held responsible for an action.
C) you can be held responsible for an action as long as your choice is made consciously.
D) you can be held responsible for an action even if you couldn't have failed to perform it.

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Frankfurt's Decision Inducer thought experiment argues that a person can be held responsible for their actions even if, due to external constraints, they could not have done otherwise, challenging the principle of alternate possibilities.

Frankfurt's Decision Inducer Thought Experiment Is Intended to Show That