Confidentiality: The Key to Trust and Reputation
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https://doi.org/10.52383/itfcoaching.v20i57.413Keywords:
Confidentiality, Trust, Reputation, CommunicationAbstract
This paper reviews the critical issue of confidentiality in the coach-player relationship. The rewards for coaches who safeguard player confidences are highlighted. The review concludes with a number of practical guidelines for coaches to follow.
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