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autonomy immunity from arbitrary exercise of authority: political independence personal independence
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autonomy the amount of control an individual has over his or her working life. Autonomy can relate to performance goals (the outputs of a role) and performance methodologies (the way in which goals are achieved). Increased autonomy is normally associated with higher levels of job satisfaction. However, too much autonomy can involve a high level of role ambiguity and role uncertainty which can be potent sources of stress for many individuals.
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autonomy A person
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autonomy The ethical principle that independent actions and choices of an individual should not be constrained by others.
Ãâó: www.setnlegalservices.org/glossary.htm
autonomy an autonomous being is one that has the power of self-direction, possessing the ability to act as it decides, independent of the will of others and of other internal or external factors.
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