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In this workshop we are concerned with understanding the relationship between user autonomy, the user interface, and computer system design. By autonomy we mean the capability to act on the basis of one’s own decisions; to be guided by one’s own reasons, desires, and goals. When actions are unduly constrained or restricted then autonomy may be diminished or violated. Evaluating the interface and system design in relation to user autonomy involves uncovering the extent to which systems either enhance or diminish autonomy.