Titlebook: Self-Determination and Causal Agency Theory; Integrating Research Karrie A. Shogren,Sheida K. Raley Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Autonomy-Supportive Interventionsity) to promote growth at the person, community, and society levels. As autonomy-supportive interventions are described, we continue to stress that central to using evidence-based practices to promote autonomy and motivation is valuing neurodiversity, promoting reciprocity in relationships and community across the life course.

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Supporting Self-Determination in Adolescencecross new contexts to lay the foundation for self-determination in adulthood. Strategies to involve families and use evidence-based practices and supports in inclusive environments in culturally responsive ways are described.

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Supporting Self-Determination in Adulthoodoughout adulthood to support these life transitions. In this chapter, we describe strategies to involve families and use evidence-based practices and supports in inclusive environments in culturally responsive ways.

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Ongoing Research and Theory Developmentonmental changes that advance broader, systemic changes that limit opportunities and resources for self-determination. Implications for engaging people with disabilities in ongoing theory, research, policy, and practice development through participatory approaches are described.

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Book 2022. It synthesizes the research on promoting and enhancing self-determination and explores implications for practice in a disability context across the life course. The book also highlights future directions for theory, research, and practice in areas of positive psychology and disability... Key areas

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Positive Psychology and Disability: Creating a Context for Self-Determinationve the opportunities, resources, and supports to act as causal agents over their lives, experiencing agency in ways consistent with their beliefs, values, and community. Shifts from deficit-based understandings of disability to strengths-based, social-ecological models that allow for a greater focus

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Theoretical Underpinnings and Approaches to Self-Determinationes and their supporters. This chapter highlights the long and rich history of the self-determination construct in the disability field as well as uses of self-determination construct in other fields, including philosophy, international human rights law, and psychology. In disability, the earliest us

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