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This document provides information about stealing, including its definition, reasons why people steal, when people are most likely to steal, how to address those who steal, and ways to prevent stealing. It notes that people may steal due to jealousy, sabotage, a desire for attention or control, or to get back at someone who harmed them. The document recommends remaining calm, asking why someone stole, and explaining why the item must be returned if catching a thief. It also suggests avoiding conflicts, suspicious people, and showing off items to prevent stealing.
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- 1. Stealing A guide which tells you why you shouldnt steal. Copyright (c) 2009 Hwa Chong Disciplinary Package Team . All rights reserved
- 2. De鍖nition To take (the property of another or others) without permission or right, esp. secretly or by force.
- 3. Why do people steals ? Jealousy Sabotage (fun..?) Get attention To have a sense of control Get back at someone who did harm to him/her before.
- 4. When will people steals? When no-one was around When things are left unattended When he/she is too eager to get the item but however he/ she is unable to get it by himself/herself.
- 5. What to do to those who steals Ask why he or she took the item. Stay calm and tell he/she that taking things that belong to someone else is wrong. Tell he or she why the item has to be returned Talk to him about the consequences of taking someone else's things again.
- 6. How to prevent stealing? Avoid getting involved in quarrels to prevent hatred from forming between any party. Keep away from those who you think are suspicious. Try not to show off an item.
- 7. Always remember, if you encountered to 鍖nd out whos the theft, always try to remain calm and try not to be aggressive to avoid physical harm being done to yourself.
- 8. Discussion Questions How to stop major stealing cases in school? How can those who suffers from stealing protect themselves? Why will people start to steal even if they themselves are able to afford the items?
- 9. If you have anymore questions or disagree with certain points , feel free to drop it in the cbox. Thank you.