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Consumer Shoplifting - Orientations and Deterrents

NCJ Number
99078
Journal
Journal of Criminal Justice Volume: 13 Issue: 5 Dated: (1985) Pages: 459-473
Author(s)
M J Kallis; D J Vanier
Date Published
1985
Length
15 pages
Annotation
Comsumer shoplifting poses a problem of social and economic significance.
Abstract
This study investigates such aberrant behavior from an attitudinal- and psychological-profile approach. Differences between shoplifters and nonshoplifters are examined, and managerial implications for retail store deterrence/surveillance activities are presented. (Author abstract)

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