What is suspicious behaviour?

What is suspicious behaviour?

• A. Following standard procedures
• B. Not normal (like person does not want to be seen on CCTV)
• C. Wearing a badge
• D. Smiling warmly

Answer: (B)

Suspicious behaviour is actions that stand out as unusual for the setting and could indicate a desire to avoid scrutiny or conceal intent. A person who does not want to be seen on CCTV is signaling a wish to remain unrecorded in a monitored space, which is a red flag because legitimate activities usually don’t involve evading surveillance. That’s why this option best fits the concept. By contrast, following standard procedures, wearing a badge, or smiling warmly are normal or positive indicators and don’t suggest anything irregular or risky.

Suspicious behaviour is actions that stand out as unusual for the setting and could indicate a desire to avoid scrutiny or conceal intent. A person who does not want to be seen on CCTV is signaling a wish to remain unrecorded in a monitored space, which is a red flag because legitimate activities usually don’t involve evading surveillance. That’s why this option best fits the concept. By contrast, following standard procedures, wearing a badge, or smiling warmly are normal or positive indicators and don’t suggest anything irregular or risky.