criminology

One of the basic assertions of the classical school is that people have "free will". However, consistent research over the past 20 years+ seems to indicate that the classical school concept of "free will" is an illusion (it's not real). In this article you will read about summaries of recent research on this important topic.

1. According to research, how do people exposed to skepticism about the existence of free will respond to ideas about punishment? What other kinds of attitudes are impacted by those who are skeptical of free will?  Why does the article suggest these attitudes exist? 

2. Briefly describe the work of Oliver Genschow. What group of people were studied? How many of them were studied? Please explain the outcome of the research (what changed and what didn't among those who were studied?)

3. Why does the author state that the criminal justice system is not "dependent on the concept of free will"? To what extent do you agree or disagree with this idea? Explain your answer.