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Capacity and competence : limitations on choice and action

By: Willner, Paul.

Series: Advances in Mental Health and Intellectual Disabilities 5 (6) 2011: 49-56.Publisher: 2011Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume Subject(s): INTELLECTUAL CAPACITY

| COMPETENCE

| CHOICE

| GREAT BRITAIN

| LEGISLATION

Summary: Discusses the concepts of competence and capacity in relation to restrictions that are placed on choice and action, respectively, when these qualities are judged to be absent. Explores the distinction between these two concepts in relation to their legal status (UK), assessment and scope.

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Discusses the concepts of competence and capacity in relation to restrictions that are placed on choice and action, respectively, when these qualities are judged to be absent. Explores the distinction between these two concepts in relation to their legal status (UK), assessment and scope.

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