Confidentiality in online supervision is:
a. filled with potential problems such as the possibility of computer-savvy individuals hacking into confidentialcommunications between supervisor and supervisee and the risk of confidential content being sent orforwarded to others in error
b. not a concern and online supervision is a better form of supervision than face-to-face supervision.
c. discussed in all professional journals; they all agree it is not an issue and online supervision is becoming thebest form of supervision.
d. may be minimally difficult to adhere to; however, the benefits of online supervision far outweigh the possiblebreach in confidentiality.
a
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