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Subjective judgments regarding the quality of life of individuals with disabilities are incorrect more often than not.
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Subjective judgments of patients' quality of life by clinicians are frequently inaccurate, highlighting the need for objective assessments.
Qualitative evidence on the relationship between quality of life and disabilities suggests that subjective judgments regarding other people’s QoL are wrong more often than not.
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Binkley et al. (2022) studied this question. Subjective judgments regarding the quality of life of individuals with disabilities are incorrect more often than not.
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