The material states it is inappropriate for campers to know a counselor's sexual orientation or gender identity.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Sometimes
• D. Not stated

Answer: (B)

Boundaries and disclosure in a camp setting. The idea isn’t to blanketly keep campers from knowing a counselor’s sexual orientation or gender identity. Whether that information should be shared depends on relevance, consent, age appropriateness, and the camp’s policies. Sharing can help create an inclusive, respectful environment and may support campers who benefit from seeing diverse role models. If a camper asks, or if knowing helps the camper feel safe, a counselor can acknowledge and respond in a simple, appropriate way, focusing on respect and comfort for everyone involved. Personal information should not be pressured or exploited, and anything shared should respect privacy and safety guidelines. Because there are valid, context-dependent reasons to disclose, the statement is not universally true, making the claim false in general.