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Forced Yet Free: What Magicians' Forcing Reveals Beyond Intentional Binding
In magicians' forcing, spectators may experience a choice as self-determined even when that choice has been externally directed. Research on the sense of agency has developed largely around action-outcome relations, most notably intentional binding; however, the problem of choice authorship (why a p
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