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Gender Communication
When it comes to disclosure women are found to be more forthcoming than men. Women are also more comfortable revealing information to someone of the same sex. Men also feel more comfortable revealing information to a woman as opposed to another man.

Trauma
Trauma can affect how we communicate with others as well. traumatic evets can create privacy boundaries or tear them down. For instance, losing a friend to suicide may make them put up additional boundaries because they are afraid of losing someone again. Likewise shared trauma such as surviving a hurricane can make people drop their boundaries where they would have otherwise not. these events can craft trust between two people or create trust issues with others.

Gender
Men and women each communicate differently. For instance, women disclose personal information more than men tend to. Likewise, men are more comfortable talking to women about their private information as opposed to the same sex. However, women enjoy talking to the same sex as opposed to the opposite. A first Look at Communication Theory 11th Edition

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Risk Benefit ratio

mutual privacy boundary

collective privacy boundary

Ownership and control of private information do not always go hand in hand says Sandra Petronio.

add on to boundary permeability

intentional breaches- breaching confidentiality by choice which can also be related to confidentiality dilemmas where the safety of others or another catastrophe can be protected by revealing information. breaching trust may also benefit one party more than the other.

confidentiality dilemma- In certain cases one might be faced with a moral obligation to break confidentiality in order to solve another problem. For example, you might feel obligated to breach the trust of a friend struggling with depression since they told you the day before they were having thoughts of suicide.

boundary ownership- Sometimes it's not all 50 50 in confidentiality agreement. For instance, if you are at a barber shop sharing your life story with the person cutting your hair they may not feel as much pressure to hold up their end of the disclosure agreement since they barley know you. However, a counselor who is bound by law to not leak private information will not be a risk to breach that trust.


 * Fuzzy boundaries parts of confidential information that have not been discussed in a confidentiality agreement. one or both parties are not sure if that information can be shared with outside parties.