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    The conflict between the disability movement and bioethics stems from differing moral psychology, not just ideology. Understanding these variations in lived experience is key to resolving disputes on issues like physician-assisted suicide.

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  • Case study analysis of physician-assisted suicide through the lens of autonomy.

    • Main Results:

    • The conflict is rooted in variations of moral psychology, not solely ideological differences.
    • Lived experiences of disability shape distinct moral perceptions and reasoning.
    • Bioethics' analysis of physician-assisted suicide, focusing on autonomy, conflicts with disability perspectives.

    Conclusions:

    • Reconciliation requires bioethics to acknowledge and engage with differences in moral perception and reasoning.
    • Addressing the conflict necessitates understanding the moral psychology stemming from disability experience.
    • A deeper engagement with these variations is crucial for resolving bioethical dilemmas involving the disability community.