A clinician explaining the nature of the patient's illness, outlining the potential treatments, and explaining the positive and negative feature of each potential treatment, but not making a recommendation, is an example of which of the following decision-making approaches?

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A Clinician Explaining the Nature of the Patient's Illness, Outlining