A decline in executional autonomy (i.e., the inability to carry out personal choices because of physical impairments) will necessarily be accompanied by a decline in decisional autonomy.

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Decisional autonomy refers to the ability to make one's own choices and decisions, which can remain intact even if executional autonomy (the ability to physically carry out those decisions) is impaired. For example, someone may decide they want to attend an event (decisional autonomy) but need assistance to get there due to physical limitations (reduced executional autonomy).

A Decline in Executional Autonomy (I