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In which of the following situations can a client's confidentiality be breached legally?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Confidentiality can be breached legally when there is a duty to warn, such as when a client threatens harm to others, as this prioritizes public safety. Sharing with a spouse, in a student paper, or with an employer violates confidentiality unless specific consent is given.

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