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Romantic Relationships and Family Life Among Individuals with Disabilities: Navigating the Complex Path Toward Autonomy
This chapter examines romantic relationships and family life among adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities as important domains for the cultivation of autonomy, identity, and relational agency. Rather than approaching intimate relationships primarily through a protective lens, the ch
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