Frick and Frack are social work counselors at a group home for adolescent girls with emotional and behavioral problems. They and their significant others occasionally have dinner with a mutual friend, Frazzle, a county social services worker, along with his significant other. The three workers regularly compare "battle stories" about their most difficult cases. Sometimes, after a few cocktails, voices elevate and other diners can overhear. This is a violation of principle of:

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Discussing cases in a public setting where others can overhear violates the principle of confidentiality, which requires that client information be kept private and only shared with authorized individuals.

Frick and Frack Are Social Work Counselors at a Group