Which of the following is true about steering?

Panic peddling, also known as blockbusting, involves inducing fear in homeowners to sell their properties quickly, often by suggesting that a particular demographic is moving into the neighborhood. This is not related to steering, which focuses on limiting choices based on race rather than encouraging integration.

In this scenario, the actions of the real estate licensee do not reflect steering, as the buyer is actively choosing a neighborhood. Steering involves the agent directing a buyer away from or towards certain neighborhoods based on race, rather than responding to the buyer's choice.

Steering and blockbusting are distinct practices in fair housing. While both are illegal, one does not necessarily imply the occurrence of the other. Steering focuses on restricting options based on race, while blockbusting involves exploiting racial fears to manipulate housing markets, making this statement inaccurate.