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For later this month and I got a questionnaire thing to fill in, problem is it's through work (the help I'm getting) so for some of the questions do I be economical with the truth or do I be completely honest answering the questions on the bit of paper they want me to fill in?
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Maybe I'm paranoid but I would only write down what is absolutely necessary to answer the questions and nothing more.
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Some of the questions ask about
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Is it like an employee assistance program? I would honestly vote for being as honest as possible, BUT I would also enquire about confidentiality before proceeding.
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Sounds like you know not to admit to self harm thoughts--especially on paper or with someone new. It takes a long time to know what can be talked about--there are several stories on here were admitting these thoughts have led people down the road of being committed for observation, etc.....
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No, I would not give that information out, especially for anything connected with my job.
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