Can the SFT results be shared with family members?

The option stating that the SFT results can be shared with family members, with the consent of the participant, is correct because it recognizes the importance of patient privacy and autonomy. In many wellness and health assessment contexts, the individual being assessed has the right to decide who can access their personal information, including results from fitness tests. This aligns with principles of confidentiality and informed consent, often upheld in healthcare practices.

Without the individual's consent, sharing such data would violate privacy norms and regulations, which are designed to protect individuals' personal health information. Thus, obtaining permission from the participant ensures they are in control of their data, allowing them to involve family members in discussions related to their health and fitness if they choose to do so.