Theft Research Agencies

Bibliography of Theft Related Journal Articles and Professional Publications

1. Aarsteinsen, Barbara. “Retailers losing billions from shoplifting, staff theft.” Globe & Mail , January 23, 1989 , p. B7.
2. Aarsteinsen, Barbara. “Shoplifting estimated at $2-million a day.” Globe & Mail , May 3, 1989 , pp. A1-A2.
3. Abelson, Elaine S. “The Invention of Kleptomania.” Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society (Autumn, 1989). 15, no. 1: 123-143.
4. Abramson, Ian J. “Shoplifting: fastest-growing, hardest-to-control crime.” Volume Retail Merchandising 35 (February, 1983): 2.
5. Abramson, Ian J. “Shoplifting: professionals now going for cash.” Volume Retail Merchandising 35 (April, 1983): 7.
6. Albanese, Jay S. 1984. “A Systematic Approach to the Prevention of Shoplifting and Employee Theft.” Journal of Security Administration 7(1): 23-30.
7. Allen, A. “Stealing As Defense.” Psychoanalysis Quarterly (1965). 34: 572.
8. Appelbaum, Ann W., and Herbert Klemmer. 1984. “Shoplifting.” Menninger Perspective (Fall): 16-19.
9. Arbetter, Lisa. “Retail theft from the inside out.” Security Management 37 (April, 1993): 11-12.
10. Arbodela-Florez, J., H. Durie, and J. Costello. “Shoplifting—An Ordinary Crime?” International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology (1977). 21(3):201-208.
11. “Are your employees stealing from you?” Electrical Merchandising Week 93 ( April 24, 1961 ): 6.
12. Arieff, A. J., and C. G. Bowie. “Some Psychiatric Aspects Of Shoplifting.” Journal of Clinical Psychopathology (1947). 8: 565-576.
13. Astor, Saul D. “Shoplifting Survey.” Security World 8(3): 34-35.
14. “The battle with shoplifters.” U.S. News & World Report 67 ( December 22, 1969 ): 32.
15. Baum, A., and E. M. Goldner. “The Relationship Between Stealing And Eating Disorders: A Review.” Harvard Review of Psychiatry (1995). 3: 210-221.
16. Beck, Esther Ann and Sherwood C. McIntyre. “MMPI patterns of shoplifters within a college population.” Psychological Reports 41 (December, 1977): 1035-1040.
17. Beldoch, M. “Stolen Objects As Transitional Objects.” American Journal of Psychiatry (1991). 148: 1754.
18. Bennett, Hilary M. 1968. “Shoplifting in Midtown.” Criminal Law Review 4: 413-435.
19. Blankenburg, Edward. “The selectivity of legal sanctions: an empirical investigation of shoplifting.” Law and Society Review 11 (Fall, 1976): 109-130
20. Bradford, J., and R. Balmaceda. “Shoplifting: Is There A Specific Psychiatric Syndrome?” Canadian Journal of Psychiatry (1983). 28: 248-253.
21. Brady, J. F., and J. G. Mitchell. 1971. “Shoplifting in Melbourne .” Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology 4(3): 154-162.
22. Brent, Paul. “Shoplifters don't take a holiday.” Financial Post , December 29, 1992 , p. 5.
23. Buckle, Abigail and David P. Farrington. “An observational study of shoplifting.” British Journal of Criminology 24 (January, 1984): 63-73.
24. Burstein, A. “Fluoxetine-Lithium Treatment For Kleptomania.” Journal of Clinical Psychiatry (1992). 53: 28-29.
25. Business Week . 1979. “How Shoplifting Is Draining the Economy.” October 15: 122-123.
26. Carter, Ned, Angeli Kindstedt and Lennart Melin. “Increased sales and thefts of candy as a function of sales promotion activities: preliminary findings.” Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis 28, no. 1 (Spring, 1995): 81-82.
27. Cassell, Dana K. “How to keep shoplifters from getting off scot-free.” Drug Topics 125 ( February 20, 1981 ): 56-59.
28. Castelnuovo-Tedesco, P. “Stealing, Revenge And The Monte Cristo Complex.” International Journal of Psychoanalysis (1974). 55: 169-177.
29. Chadwick, M. “A Case of Kleptomania In A Girl Of Ten Years.” International Journal of Psychoanalysis (1925). 6: 300-312.
30. Chiswick, D. “Shoplifting, Depression and An Unusual Intracranial Lesion (A Case Report).” Medical Science Law (1976). 16: 266-268.
31. Clark, John P., and Richard C. Hollinger. 1983. Theft by Employees in Work Organizations . Washington , DC : U.S. Government Printing Office.
32. Cohen, Lawrence E. and Rodney Stark. “Discriminatory Labeling and the Five-Finger Discount: An Empirical Analysis of Differential Shoplifting Dispositions.” Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency 11 (January, 1974): 25-39.
33. Coid, J. “Relief of Diazepam – Withdrawal Syndrome By shoplifting.” British Journal of Psychiatry (1984). 145: 552-554.
34. Cole, Catherine A. 1989. “Deterrence and Consumer Fraud.” Journal of Retailing 65(1): 107-120.
35. Cox, Anthony D., Dena Cox and Ronald D. Anderson. “Social influences on adolescent shoplifting—theory, evidence, and implications for the retail industry.” Journal of Retailing 69, no. 2 (Summer, 1993): 234-236.
36. Cox, Dena, Anthony D. Cox and George P. Moschis. “When consumer behavior goes bad: an investigation of adolescent shoplifting.” Journal of Consumer Research 17 (September, 1990): 149-159.
37. Cox, Kevin. “Stores' billing of shoplifters draws protests.” Globe & Mail , April 4, 1996 , p. A10.
38. Cupchik, W., and D. J. Atcheson. 1983. “Shoplifting: An Occasional Crime Of The Moral Majority.” Bulletin of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law . Vol. 11(4): 343-354.
39. Curtis, Bob. “Security: a challenge to shoplifters.” Publishers Weekly 196 ( September 1, 1969 ): 40-41.
40. Dacy, Joe III. “To catch a shoplifter.” Nation's Business 80 (November, 1992): 72.
41. Davis, H. “Psychiatric Aspects Of Shoplifting.” South African Medical Journal (1979). 55: 885-887.
42. Davis, Melissa G., Richard J. Lundman and Ramiro Martinez, Jr. “Private corporate justice: police, shoplifters and civil recovery.” Social Problems 38 (August, 1991): 395-411.
43. Dertke, Max D., Louis A. Penner and Kathleen Ulrich. “Observer's reporting of shoplifting as a function of a thief's race and sex.” The Journal of Social Psychology 94 (December, 1974): 213-221.
44. “EAS: prime deterrent to thieves.” Stores 71 (June, 1989): 59.
45. el-Dirghami, Amin. “Shoplifting among students.” Journal of Retailing 50, no. 3 (Fall, 1974): 33-42.
46. Elizur, A., and R. Jaffe. “Stealing As A Pathological Symptom.” Isr. Journal of Psychiatric Relat. Sci. (1968). 6: 52-61.
47. Espinosa, Douglas C. “Shoplifters: no sale.” Security Management 33 (May, 1989): 64-68.
48. Faria, Anthony J. 1977. “Minimizing Shoplifting Losses: Some Practical Guidelines.” Journal of Small Business Management 15 (October): 34-43.
49. Farrington, David P. and John N. Burrows. “Did shoplifting really decrease?” British Journal of Criminology 33, no. 1 (Winter, 1993): 57-69.
50. Fedler, Fred and Bert Payor. “An equity theory explanation of bystanders' reactions to shoplifting.” Psychological Reports 54 (June, 1984): 746.
51. Feinberg, Gary. “Shoplifting by the elderly.” Aging 341 (October/November, 1983): 20-24.
52. Feuerverger, Andrey and Clifford D. Shearing. “An analysis of the prosecution of shoplifters.” Criminology 20 (August, 1982): 273-289.
53. Figlio, Robert M. 1991. “An Assessment of Robbery Deterrence Measures in Convenience Stores.” Convenience Store Security .
54. Fishbain, D. A. “Shoplifting As A Symptom of Stress in Families of Mentally Handicapped Persons: A Case Report (Letter).” British Journal of Psychiatry (1988). 153: 713.
55. Fishbain, D. A. “Kleptomania As Risk-Taking Behavior In Response To Depression.” American Journal of Psychotherapy (1987). 41: 598-603.
56. Fitzmaurice, Thomas J. and Herman Radolf. “Preventing theft in retail stores.” Journal of Retailing 37, no. 2 (Summer, 1961): 1-8.
57. “For merchants, it's the season of shoplifters.” U.S. News & World Report 93 ( December 20, 1982 ): 64.
58. French, Warren A., Melvin A. Crask and Fred H. Mader. “Retailer's assessment of the shoplifting problem.” Journal of Retailing 60, no. 4 (Winter, 1975): 108-115.
59. Friedman, M. “Kleptomania: The Analytic And Forensic Aspects.” Psychoanalytic Review (1930). 17: 452-470.
60. Gauthier, J., and D. Pellerin. “Management Of Compulsive Shoplifting Through Covert Sensitization.” Journal of Behavioral. Ther. Exp. Psychiatry (1982). 13: 73-75.
61. Gelfand, Donna M., Donald P. Hartman, Patrice Walder, and Brent Page. 1973. “Who Reports Shoplifters? A Field-Experimental Study.” Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 25(2): 276-285.
62. Geurts, Michael D., Roman R. Andrus and James Reinmuth. “Researching shoplifting and other deviant customer behavior, using the randomized response research design.” Journal of Retailing 51, no. 4 (Winter, 1975-1976): 43-48.
63. Gibbens, T. C. N. “Shoplifting.” British Journal of Psychiatry (1981). 138: 346-347.
64. Giusto, John. “3M's Tattle-tape squeals on bookstore shoplifters.” Publishers Weekly 215 ( January 1, 1979 ): 34-36.
65. Glover, J. “A Case Of Kleptomania Treated By Covert Sensitization.” British Journal of Clinical Psychology (1985). 24: 213-214.
66. Goldman, M. J. “Kleptomania: Making Sense Of The Nonsensical.” American Journal of Psychiatry (1991). 148: 986-996.
67. Goldman, M. J. “Kleptomania.” Directions in Psychiatry (1992). 12: 3-7.
68. Goldman, M. J. “Is There A Treatment For Kleptomania?” Harvard Mental Health (Letter) (1991). November issue.
69. Goldman, M. J. “On Kleptomania” (Letter). The American Journal of Psychiatry (1992). 149: 848.
70. Goldman, M. J. “Kleptomania: An Overview.” Psychiatric Annals (1992). February issue.
71. Goldman, M. J. “Kleptomania: Reply to Cupchik (Letter).” American Journal of Psychiatry (1991). August issue.
72. Gordon, Donald. “Those charming shoplifters.” Financial Post 49 ( October 15, 1955 ): 18.
73. Griffin, Roger. “Supermarket losses estimated to top $1 billion in 1981.” Security Management 26 (June, 1982): 40-42.
74. Griffin , Roger K. “Prosecution down, shoplifting cases show marked rise.” Security Management 23 (September, 1979): 36-38ff.
75. Gudjonsson, G. H. “The Significance Of Depression In The Mechanism Of Compulsive Shoplifting.” Med. Sci. Law. (1987). 27: 171-176.
76. Guffey, Hugh J., Jr., James R. Harris, and J. Ford Laumer. 1979. “Shoppers' Attitudes toward Shoplifting and Shoplifting Preventive Devices.” Journal of Retailing 55(3): 75-89.
77. Guidry, L. S. “Use of A Covert Punishing Contingency In Compulsive Stealing.” Journal of Behavior Therapy and Exp. Psychiatry (1975). 6:169.
78. Harry, George. “This machine catches shoplifters.” Financial Post 55( July 15, 1961 ): 9.
79. Hiew, Chok C. “Prevention of shoplifting: a community action approach.” Canadian Journal of Criminology 23 (January, 1981): 57-58.
80. “The high cost of shoplifting.” Nation's Business 66 (November, 1978): 44.
81. Hindelang, Michael J. “Decisions of shoplifting victims to invoke the criminal justice process.” Social Problems 21 (April, 1974): 580-593.
82. “How to deter shoplifting.” Progressive Grocer 44 (June, 1965): 94-95.
83. “How to keep shoplifting down this Christmas.” American Druggist 172 (December, 1975): 51.
84. Hustak, Alan. “Probing a shoplifter's psyche.” Alberta Reports 9 ( April 19, 1982 ): 36.
85. “Jail terms for shoplifters pit retailers against profs.” Financial Post 62 ( December 14, 1968 ): 43.
86. James, I. P. “A Case Of Shoplifting In The Eighteenth Century.” Med. Sci. Law (1977). 17: 200-202.
87. Juvenile Justice Digest . 1987. “Modern-day Fagin Leading Child Shoplifters, Police Say.” 15(9): 9.
88. Kallis, M. Jeffery, and Dinoo J. Vanier. 1985. “Consumer Shoplifting: Orientations and Deterrents.” Journal of Criminal Justice 13: 459-473.
89. Keutzer, C. S. “Kleptomania: A Direct Approach To Treatment.” British Journal of Med. Psychol. (1972). 45: 159-163.
90. Khan, K., I. C. A. Martin. “Kleptomania As A Presenting Feature Of Cortical Atrophy.” Acta Psychiatric Scand . (1977). 56: 168-172.
91. Kidd, Kenneth. “$6-million daily stolen at stores.” Globe & Mail , May 14, 1991 , p. B3.
92. Kidd, Kenneth. “ U.S. retailers link shoplifting to drugs.” Globe & Mail , January 5, 1990 , p. B3.
93. Klemke, Lloyd W. “Does apprehension for shoplifting amplify or terminate shoplifting activity?” Law & Society 12 (Spring, 1978): 391-403.
94. Klemke, Lloyd W. 1982a. “Exploring Juvenile Shoplifting.” Sociology and Social Research 67 (October): 59-75.
95. Klemke, Lloyd W. 1982b. “Reassessment of Cameron's Apprehension-Termination of Shoplifting Finding.” California Sociologist 5 (Winter): 88-96.
96. Klentz, Bonnel, and Arthur L. Beaman. 1981. “The Effects of Type of Information and Method of Dissemination on the Reporting of a Shoplifter.” Journal of Applied Social Psychology 11(1): 64-82.
97. “A kleptomaniac's mind.” Atlantic 160 (July, 1937): 43-49.
98. Kligerman, C. “A Discussion Of The Paper By Pietro Castelnuovo-Tedesco On Stealing, Revenge And The Monte Cristo Complex.” Int. Journal of Psychoanalysis (1974). 55: 179-181.
99. Klokis, Holly. 1985. “Confessions of an Ex-Shoplifter.” Chain Store Age Executive (February): 15-18.
100. Kolman, Anita Sue, and Claudia Wasserman. 1991. “Theft Groups for Women: A Cry for Help.” Federal Probation 55(1): 48-54.
101. Krahn, D. D. , K. Nairn, B. A. Gosnell, et al. “Stealing In Eating Disordered Patients.” Journal of Clinical Psychiatry . (1991). 52: 112-115.
102. Kraut, Robert E. “Deterrent and definitional influences on shoplifting.” Social Problems 23 (February, 1976): 358-368.
103. Landers, Susan. 1986. “Youthful Thefts Called No Pranks, No ‘Phase,'” A.P.A. Monitor , November 1986, p. 17.
104. Levy, E. “Psychoanalytic Treatment Of A Child With A Stealing Compulsion.” American Journal of Orthopsychiatry (1934). 4: 1-23.
105. “Lie detectors to private eyes: antishoplifting battle heats up.” U.S. News & World Report 83 ( November 28, 1977 ): 61.
106. Lundman, Richard J. “Shoplifting and police referral: a reexamination.” The Journal of Criminal Law & Criminology 69 (Fall, 1978): 395-401.
107. May, David. 1978. “Juvenile Shoplifters and the Organization of Store Security: A Case Study in the Social Construction of Delinquency.” International Journal of Criminology and Penology 6: 137-160.
108. McConaghy, N., and A. Blaszczynski. “Imaginal Desensitization: A Cost-Effective Treatment In Two Shoplifters And A Binge-Eater Resistant To Previous Therapy.” Australian/New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry (1988). 22: 78-82.
109. McElroy, S. L., H. G. Pope, J. I. Hudson, et al. “Kleptomania: A Report Of 20 Cases.” American Journal of Psychiatry (1991). 148: 652-657.
110. McElroy, S. L., P. E. Keck, H. G. Pope, et al. “Pharmacological Treatment Of Kleptomania And Bulimia Nervosa.” Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology (1989). 9:358-360.
111. McNees, M. Patrick. “Shoplifting prevention: providing information through signs.” Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis . 9, no. 4 (Winter, 1976): 399-405.
112. Medlicott, R. W. “Fifty Thieves.” New Zealand Medical Journal (1968). 67: 183-188.
113. Meldrum, John. “Shoplifting is picking up.” Canadian Business 17 (December, 1944): 46-47ff.
114. Menaker, E. “A Contribution To The Study Of The Neurotic Stealing Symptom.” American Journal of Orthopsychiatry (1939). 9: 368-378.
115. Mendez, M. F. “Pathological Stealing In Dementia.” Journal of the American Geriatric Society (1988). 36-825-826.
116. Menkus, Belden. “Combating shoplifting-experience in a religious articles store.” The CPA Journal 49 (October, 1979): 87-88.
117. Messenger, Carol. “Losses hit $5 billion annually.” Stores 57 (October, 1975): 25-27.
118. Meyers, T. J. “A Contribution To The Psychopathology Of Shoplifting.” Journal of Forensic Science (1970). 15: 295-310.
119. Moak, G., B. Zimmer, and E. M. Stein. “Clinical Perspectives On Elderly First-Offender Shoplifters.” Hospital and Community Psychiatry (1988). 39: 648-651.
120. Moore, R. “Shoplifting In Middle America : Patterns And Motivational Correlates.” International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology (1984). 28: 53-64.
121. Moore, Richard H. 1983. “College Shoplifters: Rebuttal of Beck and McIntyre.” Psychological Reports 53: 1111-1116.
122. Murray, Maureen. “Store theft $2.25 billion last year, retailers say.” Toronto Star , April 19, 1994 , p. D1.
123. Neustatter, W. Lindesay. 2954. “The Psychology of Shoplifting.” Medico-Legal Journal 22(4): 118-30
124. “New trends in shoplifting.” Progressive Grocer 52 (October, 1973): 180-182.
125. 1984. “Shoplifting in Middle America : Patterns and Motivational Correlates.” International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology 28(1): 53-64
126. Normandeau, A. & Lanicault, R. January, 1983. “Career of a Robber.” Canadian Journal of Criminology . v25, n. 1: 33-46.
127. O'Brien, Patricia. “The kleptomania diagnosis: bourgeois women and theft in late nineteenth-century France .” Journal of Social History 17 (Fall, 1983): 65-77.
128. O'Neill, Robert E. “Giant to shoplifters: gotcha!” Progressive Grocer 63 (April, 1984): 129ff.
129. “Outwitting shoplifters.” Society 29 (November/December, 1991): 3.
130. “ Philadelphia 's way of stopping the shoplifter.” Business Week , May 6, 1972 , pp. 57-59.
131. “Pilferage.” Progressive Grocer 45 (January, 1966): 117-119.
132. Prestwich, Leonard. “Consumer attitudes toward shoplifting.” Journal of Consumer Affairs . 12, no. 2 (Winter, 1978): 292-299.
133. “Profiling shoplifters.” Security Management 24 (September, 1980): 32-34.
134. “Public shows double standard on shoplifting.” Security Management 22 (July, 1978): 50.
135. Rado, S. “Fear And Castration In Women.” Psychoanalysis. Quarterly (1993). 2: 459.
136. Rakstis, Ted J. “Why our kids steal.” Today's Health 48 (December, 1970): 20-23ff.
137. Ray, JoAnn. 1987. “Every Twelfth Shopper: Who Shoplifts and Why?” Social Casework 68 (April): 234-239.
138. Ray, JoAnn, and Katherine H. Briar. 1988. “Economic Motivators for Shoplifting.” Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare 15(4): 177-189.
139. “Retailers fight against crime.” Chain Store Age, General Merchandise Ed. 59 (November, 1983): 40.
140. Riddell, Beatrice. “Why glum retailers stymied by rising shoplifting trend.” Financial Post 57 ( June 15, 1963 ): 50.
141. Robin, Gerald D. 1963. “Patterns of Department Store Shoplifting.” Crime and Delinquency 9(April): 163-172.
142. Robins, Gary . “Ross Stores keeps an eye on earring department losses.” Stores 73 (June, 1991): 41-43.
143. Rojek, Dean G. “Private justice systems and crime reporting.” Criminology 17, no. 1 (May, 1979): 100-111.
144. Roseman, Ellen. “How to really lower prices: stop the thefts.” Financial Post 66 ( December 23, 1972 ): 1-2.
145. Rouke, Fabian L. 1955. “Shoplifting: Its Symbolic Motivation.” Journal of Social Therapy 1: 95-99.
146. Roy , M. “Shoplifting As A Symptom Of Stress In Families Of Mentally Handicapped Persons: A Case Report.” British Journal of Psychiatry (1988). 152: 845-846.
147. Royse, David, and Steven A. Buck. 1991. “Evaluating a Diversion Program for First-Time Shoplifters.” Journal of Offender Rehabilitation 17(1/2): 139-50.
148. Russel, D. H. “Emotional Aspects Of Shoplifting.” Psychiatric Annals (1973). 3: 77-86.
149. Sacco, Vincent F. “Shoplifting Prevention: The Role of Communication-Based Intervention Strategies.” Canadian Journal of Criminology 27 (January, 1985): 15-29.
150. Schlueter, G. R., F. C. O'Neal, J. Hickey, et al. “Rational vs. Nonrational Shoplifting Types: The Implications For Loss Prevention Strategies.” International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology (1989). 33: 227-239.
151. Schmideberg, M. “The Psycho-Analysis Of Asocial Children And Adolescents.” Int. Journal of Psychoanalysis (1935). 16: 22-48.
152. Schwartz, H. J. “Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy For A Woman With Diagnosis Of Kleptomania And Bulimia.” Hospital and Community Psychiatry (1992). 43: 109-110.
153. Schwartz, Sanford, and Herman V. Wood. 1991. “Clinical Assessment and Intervention with Shoplifters.” Social Work 36(May): 234-238.
154. Segal, M. “Shoplifting” (Letter). British Medical Journal (1976). 1:960.
155. “Self-service techniques; pilferage control.” Publishers Weekly 175 ( May 11, 1959 ): 30-31.
156. “7 ways to deter pilferage in your drug store.” American Druggist Merchandising 168 ( September 15, 1973 ): 74-76.
157. Shapson, Edward M. “The $4 billion retail ripoff.” Public Relations Journal 29 (July, 1973): 12-15.
158. Sherman, Lawrence W., and Patrick R. Gartin. 1986. “Differential Recidivism: A Field Experiment on the Specific Sanction Effects of Arrest for Shoplifting.” Crime Control Institute Report. Washington , DC : Crime Control Institute.
159. “The shoplifter and you.” Office Appliances 114 (September, 1961): 34-35.
160. “Shoplifting.” Life 11 (August, 1988): 32-34ff.
161. “Shoplifting costs each family $200, U.S. study finds.” Volume Retail Merchandising 32 (September, 1980): 1.
162. “Shoplifting curb.” Business Week , December 24, 1955 , pp. 42, 44.
163. “Shoplifting epidemic reducing profit of merchants.” Globe & Mail , August 23, 1977 , p. B5.
164. “Shoplifting keeps pace with inflation.” Security Management 22 (July, 1978): 27ff.
165. “Shoplifting losses equal 6.6% of retail sales.” American Druggist 185 (January, 1982): 82.
166. “Shoplifting: persistent retail blight.” Volume Retail Merchandising 34 (July, 1982): 1.
167. “Shoplifting soars – and merchants strike back.” U.S. News & World Report 87 ( December 3, 1979 ): 71-72.
168. “Shoplifting: stealing the Christmas spirit.” Security Management 25 (November, 1981): 71-72.
169. “Shoplifting: the pinch that hurts.” Business Week , June 2, 1970 , pp. 72-73, 76.
170. “Shoplifting under control, say security experts.” National Petroleum News 84 (January, 1992): 41.
171. “Shoplifting up 134% since 1960.” American Druggist 161 ( January 26, 1970 ): 51.
172. “Shoplifting war.” Business Week , August 15, 1953 , pp. 104, 106.
173. “Shortage.” Stores 65 (June, 1983): 58, 60-61.
174. Sibirski, Marily. “Curtail internal theft, shoplifting by taking these steps.” Merchandising 9 (December, 1984): 52-53.
175. Sieder, Jill Jordan. “To catch a thief, try this.” U.S. News & World Report 121 ( September 23, 1996 ): 71.
176. Singer, B. A. “A Case Of Kleptomania.” Bulletin of the American Academy of Psychiatric Law (1978). 66: 414-418.
177. “Sleuthing for shoplifters.” The Literary Digest 46 ( April 26, 1913 ): 965-968.
178. Solomon, Gary S. and Joseph B. Ray. “Irrational beliefs of shoplifters.” Journal of Clinical Psychology 40 (July, 1984): 1075-1077.
179. “Stealing from stores: 2 billions a year.” U.S. News & World Report 61 ( December 12, 1966 ): 70.
180. Steffensmeier, Darrell J., and Renée Hoffman Steffensmeier. 1977. “Who Reports Shoplifters? Research Continuities and Further Developments.” Journal of Criminology and Penology 5: 79-95.
181. Steffensmeier, Darrell J. and Robert M. Terry. “Deviance and respectability: and observational study of reactions to shoplifting.” Social Forces 51 (June, 1973): 417-426.
182. “Sticky fingers.” Society 10 (May, 1973): 12-13.
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184. “Study: shoplifters cost retailers $9B a year.” Supermarket Business 53 (May, 1998): 9.
185. Tatham, Ronald L. “Employee views on theft in retailing.” Journal of Retailing 50, no. 3 (Fall, 1974): 49-55.
186. Taylor, L. B., Jr. “Shoplifting: when ‘honest' women steal.” Ladies Home Journal 99 (January, 1982): 88-89ff.
187. “Theft.” Drug Merchandising 58 (July, 1976): 46, 48.
188. “A thief in the store.” Modern Packaging 41 (February, 1968): 74-78.
189. “A time to steal.” Brandweek 39 ( February 16, 1998 ): 24.
190. “To fight shoplifting.” Stores 53 (November, 1971): 6.
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192. Turnbull, J. M. “Sexual Relationships Of Patients With Kleptomania.” Southern Medical Journal (1987). 80: 995-997.
193. Turner, Castellano B., and Sheldon Cashdan. 1988. “Perception of College Students' Motives for Shoplifting.” Psychological Reports 62: 855-862.
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196. Weiss, E. B. “It's time for a deep study of shopper pilferage.” Advertising Age 29 ( December 8, 1958 ): 90, 92.
197. Welles, Chris. “One out of sixty is a shoplifter.” Life 63 ( December 15, 1967 ): 66B-72B.
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199. Willensky, D. “Stolen Youth.” American Health (1992). January/February issue: 40.
200. Williams, Richard, and J. Thomas Dalby. 1986. “Benzodiazepines and Shoplifting.” International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology 30(1): 35-39.
201. Winfree, L. Thomas, Christine S. Sellers, Patricia Michelle Duncan, Gabrielle Kelly, Larry E. Williams, and Lawrence Clinton . 1989. “Returning to Delinquency: Factors Affecting the Survivorship of Juvenile Shoplifters.” Juvenile & Family Court Journal 40: 49-62.
202. Won, George and George Yamamoto. “Social structure and deviant behavior: a study in shoplifting.” Sociology & Social Research 53 (October, 1968): 44-55.
203. Wood, A., and M. E. Garralda. “Kleptomania In A 13-Year-Old Boy.” British Journal of Psychiatry (1990). 157: 770-772.
204. Woods, Ralph L. “Slick fingers.” Forum 102 (December, 1939): 273-277.
205. Wright, Thomas I. and Afshan Kirmani. “Interpersonal trust, trustworthiness and shoplifting in high school.” Psychological Reports 41 (December, 1977): 1165-1166.
206. Yates, E. “The Influence Of Psycho-Social Factors On Non-Sensical Shoplifting.” International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology (1986). 30: 203-211.