Although Many Helping Professions Believe in Confidentiality, CONFIDENTIALITY May Not

Although many helping professions believe in confidentiality, CONFIDENTIALITY may not be warranted in a CR process when

A) The parties need a private place to discuss their conflict.
B) The CR professional is highly competent.
C) One or both parties want to set a precedent that can be used by others.
D) The CR professional places a high value on privacy.
E) All of the above.