Adapting the AIR Self-Determination and Promotion of Autonomous Decision-Making Scales: An Exploratory Study Among Young Adults with Disabilities

Keyphrases

• Adaptation 100%
• Self-promotion 100%
• Autonomous Decision-making 100%
• Self-determination 100%
• Young children with Disabilities 100%
• People with Disabilities 66%
• Older Adults 33%
• Hebrew 33%
• Hearing Impairment 33%
• Self-report Measures 33%
• Autism 33%
• Blindness 33%
• Likert Scale 33%
• Visual Impairment 33%
• Physical Disability 33%
• Persons with Disabilities 33%
• Deafness 33%
• Content Validity 33%
• Complex Learning 33%
• Adaptation Process 33%
• Learning Disabilities 33%
• Visual Adaptation 33%
• Reliability Assessment 33%
• Full Participation 33%
• Language Effects 33%
• Visual Effects 33%
• Simplified Language 33%
• Questionnaire Adaptation 33%
• AIR Self-Determination Scale 33%
• Psychosocial Disability 33%
• Experts-by-experience 33%
• Research Accessibility 33%
• Screen Reader 33%

Psychology

• Decision Making 100%
• Self-Determination 100%
• Self-Report Questionnaire 50%
• Sensation of Hearing 50%
• Physical Disability 50%
• Content Validity 50%
• Visual Impairment 50%
• Learning Disability 50%
• Face Validity 50%
• Likert Scale 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Hearing Impairment 100%
• Decision Making 100%
• Self Report 50%
• Visual Impairment 50%
• Likert Scale 50%
• Physical Disability 50%
• Learning Disorder 50%
• Visual Adaptation 50%