Absolute confidentiality-- further argument Critical thinking - argument,counter-argument, rebuttal ofcounter-argument（破立兼）Rebuttal of Counter-Argumentfromthe perspective of society("Consequentialism")-breachingconfidentiality can increase,ratherthan decrease,violence
Absolute confidentiality - further argument • Critical thinking – argument, counter-argument, rebuttal of counter-argument （破立兼備） • Rebuttal of Counter-Argument from the perspective of society (“Consequentialism”) – breaching confidentiality can increase, rather than decrease, violence
Confidentiality not absolute-- further argumentBreaching confidentiality only inexceptional circumstances, and onlyin a very limited wayThe social conseguences will not beas serious as the opponents claim Critical thinking - disagreement overmoral norms vs. over empirical facts
Confidentiality not absolute - further argument • Breaching confidentiality only in exceptional circumstances, and only in a very limited way • The social consequences will not be as serious as the opponents claim • Critical thinking – disagreement over moral norms vs. over empirical facts