In recent years, a wide range of technologies have been developed to allow parents to monitor their children’s activities, locations, and behaviors. For example (including, but not limited to), GPS tracking devices that would enable parents to see the child's real-time location, content monitoring software that will enable parents to read messages, browsing history, or block certain apps.

Employability is an indicator used to measure the success rate of graduating students in securing a job and meeting the job demands of the industry.

Sports entertainment companies (e.g., WWE, AEW, TNA) often mix athletic performance with scripted storylines and characters.


In the past, some storylines have included themes related to mental health and body image, such as:

* Depicting characters as “crazy,” “unstable,” or “mentally ill” (e.g., AJ Lee’s “Crazy Chick” gimmick).

* Mocking wrestlers for their appearance or weight (e.g., the “Piggie James” storyline during Mickie James' feud with LayCool).

* Portraying internal demon of oneself for dramatic effect (e.g., Bayley’s “split personality” arc, or Bray Wyatt's "The Fiend" Gimmick).

"Fruit from the poisonous tree" is a legal doctrine that makes an illegally-obtained evidence inadmissible in court. For example: pressuring confession from a suspect without the suspect's legal representative (attorney) being present.