Understanding 'Call Out' in Public Criticism

The video tutorial explains the term 'call out', which refers to publicly criticizing someone, typically when they are perceived to be doing something wrong. It highlights the social aspect of calling out and its use in addressing inappropriate behavior.

What does the term 'call out' generally refer to?

• To make a phone call

• To shout loudly in a crowd

• To publicly criticize someone

• To invite someone to a party

In what situation is someone likely to be 'called out'?

• When they are receiving an award

• When they are praised for good work

• When they are doing something wrong

• When they are being promoted

Which of the following is NOT a reason for calling someone out?

• They are breaking rules

• They are helping others

• They are being dishonest

• They are making a mistake

What is a possible outcome of being called out?

• Getting a promotion

• Gaining public attention

• Receiving a reward

• Being ignored

Which phrase best describes 'call out' in this context?

• Public celebration

• Public criticism

• Public announcement

• Public acknowledgment