CPM relies on the boundary metaphor to make the point that there is a line between being public and being private. When private information is shared, the boundary around it is called a
A) collective boundary
B) personal boundary
C) private boundary
D) disclosure boundary

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Collective boundaries are formed when private information is shared, indicating that the information is now jointly owned and managed by more than one person, reflecting the concept of co-ownership in CPM theory.

CPM Relies on the Boundary Metaphor to Make the Point