When stalking, which factor should be minimized to reduce visibility?

When stalking, which factor should be minimized to reduce visibility?

• A. Camouflage
• B. Obstacles
• C. Instructions
• D. Exposure

Answer: (D)

Exposure is the amount of time and space you are visible to others. To reduce visibility, you want to minimize exposure—keep the window during which you can be seen as short as possible and limit how much of an area is in view. Camouflage and obstacles can help conceal you by altering what’s seen or blocking line of sight, but they don’t address the fundamental control you have over being noticed: reducing how long and how broadly you are exposed. Instructions don’t affect visibility in this context.

Exposure is the amount of time and space you are visible to others. To reduce visibility, you want to minimize exposure—keep the window during which you can be seen as short as possible and limit how much of an area is in view. Camouflage and obstacles can help conceal you by altering what’s seen or blocking line of sight, but they don’t address the fundamental control you have over being noticed: reducing how long and how broadly you are exposed. Instructions don’t affect visibility in this context.