Taking someone's image and distributing it without their consent is:Group of answer choicesCoercionOkay, because most people do itA criminal offenceAn example of 'gaslighting'

Disinformation disseminated by an organisation in order to present an environmentally or socially responsible public image best describes which concept:Group of answer choicesSubstantive CSRGreenwashingFront-stagingSin of vaguenessGaslighting

Photocopying portions of a book for personal use is an act of…Group of answer choicesNone, the act is not punishable by law.Unsolicited Commercial CommunicationsCopyright infringement

As described in course content, a concept/issue that is seen as important by the parties in conflict but interpreted differently is described as a...Group of answer choicesToken ImageKernel ImageStereotype ImagePriority Image

During my speech or presentation, I distribute photographs of a product that I claimed to have developed myself but in actuality, this product belongs to someone else. This is an example of:Question 8Select one:a.Smart marketingb.Unethical behaviorc.Bending the truthd.Poor Content Selection

Sharing photos of the served community without their explicit permission can cause significant harm.TrueFalseunanswered