It is no accident, either, that the philosophers who originated these views of the self typically endorsed this exclusion.
They can endorse full political self-ownership, without endorsing full (interpersonal) self-ownership.
The reasons for self-medication endorsed by patients with SUD included relieving depression, achieving or maintaining euphoria, improving self-confidence and social abilities.
Despite the high endorsement of affective regulation functions of NSI, most individuals who self-injure endorse multiple functions [ 14, 17, 26].
They self-consciously endorsed the void to explain empirical phenomena such as movement, compression, and absorption.
Friedman says that "when an agent chooses or acts in accord with wants or desires that she has self-reflectively endorsed, then she is autonomous" (Friedman 2003, 5).
In Andover's [ 55] adult sample, 8.8% of self-injurers endorsed interferences in functioning, while 60.8% wanted to stop engaging in NSSI.
For example, Ross and Heath [ 71] reported that of the 21.2% adolescents screened for endorsing self-injury, only 13% remained as an adolescent with self-injury after being interviewed about the behaviours.
A feminist view opens the space for considering autonomy an ongoing and improvisational process of exercising self-discovery, self-definition, and self-direction, rather than endorsing a set of desires and goals chosen exclusively by the individual (Meyers 1989 and 2000).
Of course, few Christians believe Jesus was endorsing self-mutilation.
During the Republican convention Romney allowed Kobach to sully the platform with language endorsing "self-deportation" and opposing any pathway to lawful compliance for undocumented immigrants.
