VIVA COM AUTONOMIA

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Autonomia é a capacidade que temos de fazer escolhas e, através delas, orientar nossas vidas. Livre-arbítrio e autonomia são conceitos interligados, ambos referindo-se à nossa liberdade de escolher e decidir. Heteronomia representa a ausência da autonomia. Pela influência de fatores externos busca-se impor escolhas e decisões às pessoas. A construção de nossa vida, sob a heteronomia, é moldada por essas influências externas, enquanto, na autonomia, somos nós que, através de nossas escolhas e ritmo, determinamos o que prevalece em nossa vida

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