What are 3 types of movement that can occur along a fault?

Three types of movement that can occur along a fault are strike-slip, reverse, and normal faulting. Strike-slip faults involve horizontal movement of the Earth's crust, where two blocks slide past each other. Reverse faults occur when one block is pushed up over another, typically due to compressional forces. Normal faults involve the downward movement of one block relative to another, often resulting from extensional forces.