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Perceived AI-related autonomy erosion in adults: scale development and associations with well-being, authenticity, and self-esteem

Sep 2026 · Current Psychology · Vol 45 · 0 citations · 81 references

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The findings suggest that AI dependence and perceived AI-related autonomy erosion are associated with decision ownership, self-direction, and psychological functioning.

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