KnowraShopliftingLinked fromLinked fromThe 8 pages that link to Shoplifting, each with the reason it gives.All 8Broader topic 3Related 2Compared with 3RobberyCompared with: Shoplifting is generally a nonviolent theft; force during escape can change the charge.TheftBroader topic: Retail theft is a common, specifically regulated form of taking another’s property.LarcenyBroader topic: Shoplifting is a familiar statutory application of larceny-like theft.Self-serviceRelated: Open access to merchandise creates security and loss-prevention demands.Winona RyderRelated: Ryder’s 2001 shoplifting arrest became a major public episode affecting her career.KleptomaniaCompared with: Most shoplifting is motivated by gain or circumstance, unlike the noninstrumental urges defining kleptomania.PickpocketingCompared with: Shoplifting targets merchandise in a store, rather than valuables carried on a person.Property crimeBroader topic: Shoplifting is a familiar retail setting for property theft.