Ending life in a way that is true to one's preferences is called ______.

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Dying with dignity refers to the ability to choose and control the way in which one's life ends, based on personal values and beliefs. It includes the right to refuse treatments or interventions that one does not want, and to have access to palliative care and other resources to manage pain and symptoms. The other choices, while also important aspects of end-of-life experiences, do not specifically capture the idea of honoring individual preferences and autonomy in decision-making.

Ending Life in a Way That Is True to One's