Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Volition"

A: are you trying to say: “it shows the intention of changing the society?” Volition isn’t natural in this context.

A: my own choice

A: "She decided to quit smoking on her own volition."

"He wasn't drumming on the table by his own volition, he was just nervous."

"A microwave turns itself off by its own volition once the programmed cooking time has passed."

A: Volition is used in very few cases in everyday speech. An example use case is saying "of his or her own volition", usually to emphasise that the action taken was the person's own decision.

Examples:
David went to the park of his own volition
David chose to do his homework of his own volition

A: Action with intention, is action by volition. We choose to do this. Not by accident.

A: It should be "quit" not "quitted"
I think it should be "of his own volition". That's the same as "of his own accord".
You can just say "He quit". You don't need to specify that he did it of his own accord/volition. It's assumed.

A:

Unless misused, the term free will communicates a sense of absolute, autonomous, 'libertarian' or unbounded freedom, whereas volition simply implies power of choice.

A: Volition - a choice made by a person’s judgement.

He left the team on his own volition.

Intention - is an idea you wanted to carry out.

He revealed his intention on becoming the greatest player in the world.

A: Both are very formal. Of my own accord might be a little less formal. "Of my own will" might be the most common way of saying it.

A: I've been loosing interest in learning English