Supported Decision Making “Adaptive Suit” for Non-Dominating Mental Scaffolding

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American Journal of Bioethics Neuroscience 14 (3):238-240 (2023)
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The mental prosthesis model (Silvers and Francis 2009) suggests that interpersonal “prosthetic” thinking could support decision making for people with limited cognitive capacities, and positions th...

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