… not have the capacity to exercise choice, such as an ability to provide consent due to either
… processes to direct behavior in a certain way does not respect individual autonomy. Moreover…

… , therefore, that autonomy and decision-making capacity are … formal coercion, the absence
of decision-making capacity … We found strong agreement on the idea that coercive measures …

… ability to lie is significantly better than our ability to … coercion, threat or some other prohibited
means against the will of the person concerned or without at least his or her implicit approval…

… contract (by which he consents to being enslaved by … the extent of real power or capability
the individual has to perform an … coercion and augment the degree of overall positive freedom…

… the original owner) has autonomous decision-making capacities, then consent will be judged
to … , and that the agent's decision is free from external interference such as coercion. Further …

… the consumer's ability to act in an autonomous fashion in the future. … appear that she would
have less "freedom to move, act or think … consent to any activity that might enhance their future …

… about freedom of will and the connection of freedom and … what extent autonomy instantiated
in informed consent fosters … influence of pain or fear “forcing” them to refuse treatment or …

… without forcing them to feel like they are making the decision … to understand autonomy as
a property or capacity of persons … agreement that SDM is meant to respect patient autonomy, …

… Although it has faded into the background, the Realist critique of choice and consent offers …
law thus limits freedom of contract, since some people have more freedom of contractability to …

… issues surrounding autonomy, consent, constraint and coercion are … consent is provided
in section 74: ‘a person consents if he agrees by choice, and has the freedom and capacity …