双重非法:通过盗窃获得未成年人酒精的定性报告。

Vanessa K Jennings, Bettina Friese, Roland S Moore, Joel W Grube
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这项研究调查了未成年饮酒者的酒精来源。对47名年龄在15-18岁、报告在过去12个月内饮酒的青年分别进行了深入的半结构化访谈,以探讨获得酒精的途径。据报道,偷窃是一些年轻人获取酒精的一种方法。除了9%的受访者报告自己从商业网点偷酒外,总共26%的受访者报告了他们的亲密朋友偷酒的情况。我们的发现揭示了青少年有一个知识体系,一些人利用它来偷酒。年轻人透露了对商店布局、防盗装置和商店政策的详细了解。特别是,受访者透露了哪些通道有盲点,如何拆除瓶子上的安全盖,以及不追逐政策。通过审查现有防盗措施的弱点和修订商店政策,可以减少从商业来源盗窃酒类的现象。
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Doubly illegal: Qualitative accounts of underage alcohol access through theft.

Doubly illegal: Qualitative accounts of underage alcohol access through theft.

This study investigated sources of alcohol for underage drinkers. In-depth, semi-structured interviews were individually conducted with 47 youths, ages 15-18, who reported drinking within the last 12 months, to explore alcohol access. Theft was one method that some youths reported using to obtain alcohol. In addition to 9% of respondents who reported stealing alcohol from commercial outlets themselves, a total of 26% respondents reported occasions when their close friends stole alcohol. Our findings unveiled that teens had a body of knowledge that some drew upon for stealing alcohol. Youths revealed detailed knowledge about store layout, theft protection devices and store policies. In particular, respondents disclosed knowledge about which aisles have blind spots, how to remove security tops on bottles, and no-chase policies. Theft of alcohol from commercial sources may be reduced by examining the weaknesses of existing theft prevention practices, and revising store policies.

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