A Researcher Working for Google Collects Data on Fair Treatment

A researcher working for Google collects data on fair treatment in the workplace. She attempts to attach one of the raw data forms to an e-mail message to herself, so that she can finish the data analysis at home that evening, but accidentally sends it to another employee who had provided data for the study. The two study participants, coincidentally, have an identical opinion about fair treatment in the workplace. This best describes an example of a violation of which human right?

A) Confidentiality
B) Fair treatment
C) Protection from harm
D) None of these-no ethical violation occurred because the two participants share a point of view.