What is described as gazing, creeping, voyeurism, or at a criminal extreme, stalking

Social surveillance

Explanation:

Social surveillance involves the close scrutiny or observation on a person. The gazing, creeping, voyeurism and criminal extreme stalking are the examples of social surveillance.

Gazing: When a person keeps an eye on another person for long. This raises doubts in the mind of the person being gazed.

Creeping: It means following someone slowly and cautiously with an aim to remain undetected.

Voyeurism: It is a practice of obtaining pleasure from watching others when they are naked or engaged in sexual act.

Criminal extreme: This will include observation, stalking and other acts which are heinous or acts which involve making a hit and snatch items from another person.

Stalking: This is an act of repeated surveillance over the person and followed by an individual or group of people.

try c

explanation:

because health care was someone else i think