What identifying information, when asked, would NOT break the principle of Confidentiality? a. Address b. Civil Status c. Income d. Name
Understand the Problem
The question is asking which type of identifying information can be shared without violating confidentiality principles. It presents multiple options and seeks to determine which, if any, does not compromise confidentiality.
Answer
Civil status.
Civil status would not typically break the principle of confidentiality.
Answer for screen readers
Civil status would not typically break the principle of confidentiality.
More Information
Civil status, such as being single, married, or divorced, is generally less sensitive compared to other forms of personally identifiable information like address or income.
Sources
- What is PII (personally identifiable information)? - TechTarget - techtarget.com
- GDPR: What Exactly Is Personal Data? - IT Governance Blog En - itgovernance.eu
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