Dr. Yazzie conducts group supervision of graduate students who have placements in the counseling centers of a large multisite university. Students are required to make individual presentations and provide feedback on the presentations of other students on an online blog set up specifically for the purposes of the group supervision with the appropriate firewalls and other privacy protections. Supervisees often insert links to relevant materials in their shared reports and feedback. Dr. Yazzie notices that one of their supervisees, Jasmine, appears uncomfortable in group when other students discuss clinical issues involving client victims of abuse and often excuses herself to use the restroom. They review her online submissions and notices that the submissions often emphasize the inadequacy of services for victims of abuse rather than specific clinical approaches and include a link to her personal blog @RecoveryTogether. Dr. Yazzie does not know whether they should read the blog links that Jasmine has provided to get a better sense of the student's professional development and personal reaction to abuse-related clinical issues. Discuss the ethical issues raised and ethical decision-making steps that will help Dr. Yazzie best address this ethical dilemma