Faden and Beauchamp's autonomy framework distinguishes between procedural safeguards and substantive autonomy, where the latter requires meaningful recourse rather than ritual disclosure.
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Ritual disclosure(as what procedural safeguards often become without substantive autonomy)
Going through the motions of telling someone something (like reading them a form) without actually making sure they understand it or giving them real choices.
substantive autonomy(Characterized as non-neutral and therefore problematic as a basis for interpersonal respect in a liberal framework.)
Autonomy understood as self-governance that is tied to a particular conception of what counts as valuable or morally worthy choices.