Individual Choice

Definition

Individual choice refers to the ability of an individual to make decisions and take actions based on their own free will, without external influences or constraints.

Related terms

Free Will:

The belief that individuals have the capacity to make choices and decisions that are not determined by external factors.

Personal Agency: Refers to an individual's sense of control over their own actions and the ability to actively influence their environment.

Autonomy:

The psychological state of being self-governing and having independence in decision-making, where individuals act according to their own values and beliefs.