Imagine you are a parent and your school age daughter was caught shoplifting a bracelet from a store. Using what you learned in the module, what are some ways you might approach the situation?

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Micheal Monroe

Social Studies

12 August, 16:06

Imagine you are a parent and your school age daughter was caught shoplifting a bracelet from a store. Using what you learned in the module, what are some ways you might approach the situation?

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Monserrat Johnson · Answer 1

You didnt put anything in that would provide background explaining what the module was talking about, but I'll do my best!

Catching a child of any age shoplifting should be taken seriously, and should be punished. Making the child return the bracelet and apologise, as well as accept any possible punishment from the store. A small grounding should be in place, or at the very least a stern talk about how it is not acceptable to act in such a manner. No public humiliation nor contact should be used, keeping the talk/punishment stern and serious should be good to teach them. As well as making sure they understand consequences with shoplifting, as it is illegal.