Academic Scientific JournalsThe role of autonomy and social participation in determining the sense of quality of life of people with long-term acquired disabilities
Keywords:
autonomy, participation, quality of life, long-term disabilityAbstract
In the effective rehabilitation of people with disabilities it is important to be active in life, and to evaluate it positively. The aim of the presented research is to analyse the relationship between autonomy and participation in social and family life of people with long-term acquired disabilities and their sense of quality of life. The following research tools were used: WHOQOL-BREF Questionnaire of the World Health Organization adapted by L. Wołowicka and K. Jaracz and the Questionnaire of Influence on Participation and Autonomy (KWUA) by M. Cardol adapted by S. Byra and M. Duda. A total of 78 people were surveyed. The results of the study indicate that satisfying social relations and autonomy, in particular autonomy concerning activities outside the home, are important in creating the sense of quality of life of the respondents with long-term motor disability. This confirms the hypothesis that autonomy and participation are positively related to perceived quality of life.
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