The CEO of a major corporation experiences emotional problems and begins to see a psychiatrist.Which of the following has the most legitimate right to be informed about the situation?
A)the media, if it is possible that the CEO will need to take medication for his condition
B)the stockholders, if it is likely that the CEO's condition will affect his personal life
C)the CEO's colleagues, if it is possible that the CEO's condition can affect his ability to make decisions
D)the CEO's colleagues, if it is likely that the CEO will need to take medication for his condition

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The CEO's colleagues have a legitimate right to be informed about the situation because his emotional problems could potentially affect his ability to make sound decisions and lead the corporation effectively. However, the CEO's medical condition and treatment are confidential information and should not be disclosed to the media or stockholders unless it directly impacts the corporation's operations or financial status.

The CEO of a Major Corporation Experiences Emotional Problems and Begins