Chapter 1 Introduction: Developing a Multiverse View of Decision Making and Consciousness

Chapter 2 Why the Multiverse Is the Most Parsimonious Way of Interpreting Quantum Mechanics

Chapter 3 Interdisciplinary Evidence for the Multiverse, Including a Detailed Analysis of What Time Is

Chapter 4 How Different Versions of the Multiverse Interpretation Have Different Consequences for Free Will and Ontology: Developing the Concept of a Clustered-Minds Multiverse

Chapter 5 Dualistic Idealism: No Supervenience of Consciousness on the Physical

Chapter 6 A Special Form of Free Will: Parallel Watching of Different ‘Movies,’ but with Different Levels of Awareness

Chapter 7 Are We Responsible for Our Decisions?

Chapter 9 Different Concepts of Utility

Chapter 10 Games and Markets

Chapter 11 Repetition Compulsion and Self-Fulfilling Prophecies

Chapter 12 A Generalized Rosenthal Effect in Experimental Research in the Social Sciences

Chapter 13 Selected Consequences of the Clustered-Minds Multiverse for Weltanschauung and Scientific Research