… how adults with intellectual disabilities make choices and exercise autonomy. This … choice
opportunities and the exercise of autonomy as reported by adults with intellectual disabilities …

… Informed by inclusive research with a drama group of people with intellectual disabilities,
we focus on the ways in which (a) future plans are discussed; (b) choices are offered during an …

… choices. This is fundamental to the development of individual autonomy for people with
intellectual disabilities. … how people with intellectual disabilities make choices is dependent upon …

… , where their will and choices are ignored is slowly fading out. Lastly, our aim is to show
how the autonomy of people with intellectual disabilities who require more intensive support …

… of the service user as a rational autonomous individual and a view of ‘choice’ as part of a set
… recent special edition of Journal of Intellectual Disability Research (supplement to volume …

… In terms of relational autonomy, we could safely say that this analysis has strongly supported
Smith's (2013) thesis that people commonly make decisions with others. That, however, is a …

… of autonomy. Further, we examine the relative contribution of choice and autonomy to other
… how choice-making and preferences can be fostered in children and adolescents with …

… choices and to take actions based on them.The first section of this paper will provide background
on intellectual disability. … the concept of personal autonomy found in John Stuart Mill, …

… autonomy support (AS) can foster the sense of autonomy of people with a mild intellectual
disabilities … ) and (ii) supporting her autonomy (ie respecting her choices and decisions). In the …

… The autonomy is about freedom of choice, as such. The substance of ‘freedom to’ is not
discussed at all. Of course, this positive freedom and its substance are dependent upon negative …