Confidentiality: I can keep what you tell me confidential unless.

• A. I have a concern about your safety or the safety of someone else.
• B. You are asking for a private detail.
• C. The information is about personal preferences.
• D. It’s a minor issue.

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that confidentiality has an exception when safety is at risk. If there’s a concern about your safety or the safety of someone else, I may disclose information to protect you or others, or to get appropriate help. This is the correct option because it captures the essential limit of confidentiality in practice. The other scenarios don’t create a safety risk that requires breaking confidentiality: asking for a private detail doesn’t automatically threaten safety, personal preferences don’t negate the need for privacy, and a minor issue isn’t enough on its own to override confidentiality.