Self-Determination and Causal Agency Theory integrating research into practice
This book introduces Casual Agency Theory as a framework for defining self-determination and describing its development and essential characteristics. It synthesizes the research on promoting and enhancing self-determination and explores implications for practice in a disability context across the l...
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Formato: | Libro |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Cham, Switzerland :
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
[2022]
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Colección: | Positive Psychology and Disability Series
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Section I: Overview and Introduction
- Chapter 1. Positive Psychology and Disability: Creating a Context for Self-Determination
- Chapter 2. Theoretical Underpinnings and Approaches to Self-Determination
- Section II: Foundations of Casual Agency Theory
- Chapter 3. Casual Agency Theory: A Framework for Understanding Self-Determination
- Chapter 4. Casual Agency Theory: Defining the Essential Characteristics of Self-Determination
- Chapter 5. Casual Agency Theory: Autonomy Supportive Environments and Interventions
- Section III: Research on Casual Agency Theory and Its Application
- Chapter 6. Assessment of Self-Determination
- Chapter 7. Autonomy Supportive Environments
- Chapter 8. Autonomy Supportive Interventions
- Chapter 9. Individualizing Supports for Self-Determination
- Section IV: Implications of Casual Agency Theory for Promoting Self-Determination
- Chapter 10. Supporting Self-Determination During Childhood
- Chapter 11. Supporting Self-Determination During Adolescence
- Chapter 12. Supporting Self-Determination During Adulthood
- Section V: Conclusions and Future Directions in Research and Practice
- Chapter 13. Ongoing Research and Theory Development
- Chapter 14. Future Directions in Self-Determination, Casual Agency Theory, and Positive Psychology