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CPM Question and answers already passed 2024/2025 CPM - Chapter 12 Petronio sees CPM as a description of privacy management system that contains three parts - correct answer Privacy Ownership - contains are privacy boundaries, can be thin or deep. Privacy Control - our decision to share private info with another person. Privacy Turbulence - when managing it doesn't go as planned 5 principals of CPM - correct answer 1. People believe they own and have a right to control their private info. 2. People control their private info through the use of personal privacy rules 3. When others are told or discover a persons private info, they become co-owners of that info.

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CPM - Chapter 12
Petronio sees CPM as a description of privacy management system that
contains three parts - correct answer ✔Privacy Ownership - contains are
privacy boundaries, can be thin or deep.
Privacy Control - our decision to share private info with another person.
Privacy Turbulence - when managing it doesn't go as planned


5 principals of CPM - correct answer ✔1. People believe they own and have
a right to control their private info.
2. People control their private info through the use of personal privacy rules
3. When others are told or discover a persons private info, they become co-
owners of that info.
4. Co-owners of private info need to negotiate mutually agreeable privacy
rules about telling others
5. When co-owners of private info don't effectively negotiate and follow
mutually held privacy rules, turbulence is likely.


1. Ownership and control of private info (people believe they own and have
right to control their private info) - correct answer ✔- Petronio refers to Self-
Disclosure as disclosure of private information. (because it is interpersonal,
neutral connotation, content)
- Privacy makes us feel less vulnerable, but also is a liability.


2. Rules for concealing and revealing (people control their private information
through the use of personal privacy rules) - correct answer ✔- Petronio
refers to CPM as rule-based theory (if we study the system of rules they use
to manage and interpert)
- Five factors go into play of how we develop our privacy rules; culture,
gender, motivation, context, risk-benefit.

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