Francis Eppes Professor of Psychology, Florida State University. Baumeister was included in the most highly cited scientist category by Thomson ISI, among the top 243 psychologists/psychiatrists (about 30 of whom are social psychologists). He is the author or lead editor of 21 books, including three with us -- Identity: Cultural Change and the Struggle for Self (1986); The Cultural Animal (2005); and Psychology and Free Will (2008), and two others that are currently under contract.

• 1. Alfred R. Mele, Kathleen D. Vohs, And Roy F. Baumeister: Free Will and Consciousness: Introduction and Overview of Perspectives2. Merlin Donald: Consciousness and The Freedom to Act3. Roy. F. Baumeister: Understanding Free Will and Consciousness on the Basis of Current Research Findings in Psychology4. Alfred R. Mele: Conscious Deciding and the Science of Free Will5. Kathleen D. Vohs: Free Will is Costly: Action Control, Making Choices, Mental Time Travel, and Impression Management Use Precious Volitional Resources6. Richard Holton: Disentangling the Will7. David A. Pizarro And Eric Helzer: Stubborn Moralism and Freedom of the Will8. John R. Searle: Consciousness and the Problem of Free Will9. Stephanie M. Carlson: Development of Conscious Control and Imagination10. Adina L. Roskies: Freedom, Neural Mechanism, and Consciousness11. Jim Blascovich: (Virtual) Reality, Consciousness, and Free Will12. Jonathan W. Schooler: What Science Tells Us About Free Will

Francis Eppes Professor of Psychology, Florida State University. Baumeister was included in the most highly cited scientist category by Thomson ISI, among the top 243 psychologists/psychiatrists (about 30 of whom are social psychologists). He is the author or lead editor of 21 books, including three with us -- Identity: Cultural Change and the Struggle for Self (1986); The Cultural Animal (2005); and Psychology and Free Will (2008), and two others that are currently under contract.

• 1. Alfred R. Mele, Kathleen D. Vohs, And Roy F. Baumeister: Free Will and Consciousness: Introduction and Overview of Perspectives2. Merlin Donald: Consciousness and The Freedom to Act3. Roy. F. Baumeister: Understanding Free Will and Consciousness on the Basis of Current Research Findings in Psychology4. Alfred R. Mele: Conscious Deciding and the Science of Free Will5. Kathleen D. Vohs: Free Will is Costly: Action Control, Making Choices, Mental Time Travel, and Impression Management Use Precious Volitional Resources6. Richard Holton: Disentangling the Will7. David A. Pizarro And Eric Helzer: Stubborn Moralism and Freedom of the Will8. John R. Searle: Consciousness and the Problem of Free Will9. Stephanie M. Carlson: Development of Conscious Control and Imagination10. Adina L. Roskies: Freedom, Neural Mechanism, and Consciousness11. Jim Blascovich: (Virtual) Reality, Consciousness, and Free Will12. Jonathan W. Schooler: What Science Tells Us About Free Will

Francis Eppes Professor of Psychology, Florida State University. Baumeister was included in the most highly cited scientist category by Thomson ISI, among the top 243 psychologists/psychiatrists (about 30 of whom are social psychologists). He is the author or lead editor of 21 books, including three with us -- Identity: Cultural Change and the Struggle for Self (1986); The Cultural Animal (2005); and Psychology and Free Will (2008), and two others that are currently under contract.

• 1. Alfred R. Mele, Kathleen D. Vohs, And Roy F. Baumeister: Free Will and Consciousness: Introduction and Overview of Perspectives2. Merlin Donald: Consciousness and The Freedom to Act3. Roy. F. Baumeister: Understanding Free Will and Consciousness on the Basis of Current Research Findings in Psychology4. Alfred R. Mele: Conscious Deciding and the Science of Free Will5. Kathleen D. Vohs: Free Will is Costly: Action Control, Making Choices, Mental Time Travel, and Impression Management Use Precious Volitional Resources6. Richard Holton: Disentangling the Will7. David A. Pizarro And Eric Helzer: Stubborn Moralism and Freedom of the Will8. John R. Searle: Consciousness and the Problem of Free Will9. Stephanie M. Carlson: Development of Conscious Control and Imagination10. Adina L. Roskies: Freedom, Neural Mechanism, and Consciousness11. Jim Blascovich: (Virtual) Reality, Consciousness, and Free Will12. Jonathan W. Schooler: What Science Tells Us About Free Will