Human agency
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| + | Agency Conceptualization of human activity | ||
| + | emphasizing the capacity of an individual actor to control | ||
| + | its own actions instead of being subjected to external | ||
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Revision as of 10:19, 19 October 2010
Human agency refers to the possibility for individuals to act out of free will.
Agency Conceptualization of human activity emphasizing the capacity of an individual actor to control its own actions instead of being subjected to external forces and conditions.
