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

Using another person’s creative work without permission, even if you give them credit, can still result in what?Copyright infringementSharingMisrepresentationPlagiarism

Being dishonest in advertising is ethical provided it mets all legal requirements. Select one: True False

Taking someone else’s sensitive and private information and selling it for financial gain is an ethical issue called:Select one:a.Privacy Infringementb.Money launderingc.Money Embezzlementd.Copyright Infringement

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'

A company creates an identity for a product through its logo, packaging and promotions. Customers like the product and remember their good feelings every time they see something about the product. They continue to buy the product and also tell their friends about it, which increases sales. What is this an example of?