Dr. Frazier serves on the admissions committee at a local college, and also sees clients in her outpatient private practice for psychotherapy. During an admissions meeting with her colleagues, Dr. Frazier notices that one of her clients from the practice has applied for the school program. Dr. Frazier is concerned that this person would be an irresponsible student and shares this opinion with the committee. What ethical principle has Dr. Frazier violated

She violated the client's confidentiality by revealing to her colleagues that the applicant is being seen in therapy

Explanation:

Confidentiality: In psychological therapy, the term "confidentiality" is described as one of the different ethical guidelines associated with psychologists and signifies that a piece of information that is being shared by a client during a therapeutic session must be enclosed between them and can not be shared with anyone else outside the therapy session.

In the question above, Dr Frazier has violated the confidentiality of the client.