Journal of applied research in intellectual disabilities : JARID · 2026
Linking Self-Determination to Life Outcomes of People With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: Criterion Validity of the Self-Determination Inventory.
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Moreira Clarissa, Oliveira André, Shogren Karrie A, Hagiwara Mayumi, Pereira Armanda, Rosário Pedro, Gomes Fernando, Santos Sofia
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Self-determination has received increasing interest worldwide, both as a key concept in disability policy and as a guiding principle for best practices and lifelong learning.
METHOD: The study examined correlations between the Portuguese versions of the Self-Determination Inventory (SDI) and the Self-Determination Scale. A total of 168 participants with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) aged 13-60 years (24.7 ± 12.2) completed both instruments.
RESULTS: Moderate and significant correlations were found, providing preliminary criterion evidence for the Portuguese translation of the SDI. The main findings include: (1) participants with IDD reported fewer self-determination actions, (2) women scored higher than men and (3) academic qualifications had a limited influence on self-determination scores.
CONCLUSIONS: The SDI PT translation is a valid and reliable tool that supports the operationalisation of the construct within the Portuguese context. This study also contributes to a deeper understanding of how self-determination manifests across diverse populations, offering insights into inclusive practices and future theoretical developments.
METHOD: The study examined correlations between the Portuguese versions of the Self-Determination Inventory (SDI) and the Self-Determination Scale. A total of 168 participants with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) aged 13-60 years (24.7 ± 12.2) completed both instruments.
RESULTS: Moderate and significant correlations were found, providing preliminary criterion evidence for the Portuguese translation of the SDI. The main findings include: (1) participants with IDD reported fewer self-determination actions, (2) women scored higher than men and (3) academic qualifications had a limited influence on self-determination scores.
CONCLUSIONS: The SDI PT translation is a valid and reliable tool that supports the operationalisation of the construct within the Portuguese context. This study also contributes to a deeper understanding of how self-determination manifests across diverse populations, offering insights into inclusive practices and future theoretical developments.