What does it mean to be proud: A scoping literature review of disability pride.

Carlyn Mueller; Sang Qin

doi:10.1037/rep0000663

March 30, 2026Rehabilitation Psychology

What does it mean to be proud: A scoping literature review of disability pride.

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Key Points

The central aim is to explore how disability pride connects with personal identity and identify gaps in the literature.
Conducted a scoping literature review
Analyzed findings related to identity and pride
Identified dimensions of disability pride for further study
Found a close relationship between identity and disability pride
Suggested specific dimensions of disability pride need more investigation
Indicated that disability pride is a unique construct essential for assessments

Implication

This literature review uncovers the relationship between identity and pride in individuals with disabilities, suggesting future assessment needs.

Abstract

The results of this review revealed a close relationship between identity and pride as defined in the literature. The review suggests that specific dimensions of disability pride require further examination as a unique construct specifically for assessment development. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2026 APA, all rights reserved).

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Mueller et al. (2026) studied this question.

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What does it mean to be proud: A scoping literature review of disability pride.

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What does it mean to be proud: A scoping literature review of disability pride.

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Discussion

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