Which of the following is an example of ASB?

• A. Harassment complaints
• B. Vandalism, intimidation, and public disorder
• C. Graffiti
• D. Loitering

Answer: (B)

Anti-social behaviour is actions that cause harassment, alarm or distress, or that create a nuisance for others in the community. The example that fits this definition is vandalism, intimidation and public disorder, because these acts directly disrupt people’s lives, can frighten or distress others, and undermine public order. Graffiti is often a form of vandalism and can be ASB if it causes nuisance, but the given option explicitly naming vandalism, intimidation and public disorder best captures the category. Harassment complaints describe reports of behaviour rather than the acts themselves, and loitering by itself is not necessarily ASB unless it causes nuisance or distress.