Clever trick used at self-checkouts to make shoplifters feel guilty
Retailers are trying everything at self-service check-outs to deter potential shoplifters. Using simple psychological concepts they can make any would-be wrong'uns feel guilty
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Retailers are trying everything at self-service check-outs to deter potential shoplifters. Using simple psychological concepts they can make any would-be wrong'uns feel guilty
The mirrors aren't just there to fix yourself up, but were actually have been introduced on self-checkout machines as an added measure to deter would-be shoplifters as thefts soar across the country
As grocery stores and other vendors become increasingly automated, companies are implementing mirrors at self-checkout kiosks to deter potential shoplifters by making them reflect on the crime before they commit it.