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Credit card fraud is the unauthorized use of a credit or debit card, or similar payment tool (ACH, EFT, recurring charge, etc.), to fraudulently obtain money or property. Credit/debit card numbers can be stolen from unsecured websites or identity theft.
Credit card fraud law establishes criminal penalties for the deceptive or unauthorized use of another person's credit card account in an attempt to steal money, goods, or services. Statutes prohibiting these types of crimes have been enacted at all levels
Credit and debit card fraud is a form of identity theft that involves an unauthorized taking of another's credit card information for the purpose of charging purchases to the account or removing funds from it. This theft can occur physically or virtually.
How much is your life worth? How much would you have to steal to finally feel satisfied or to make life fair? You CAN live the life you want to live. Shoplifting is living in lack consciousness and you can change that.
Credit card fraud is the intentional procurement of goods, services, or monies with a stolen, lost, cancelled, or counterfeit credit card. Credit card fraud is one of the most frequently committed types of white collar crimes.
(12:59) Why Credit Card Fraud Hasn't Stopped In The U.S. by CNBC
(12:46) Credit Card Scammers on the Dark Web by VICE
(09:11) What the Credit Card Companies Don't Want You To Know
(05:15) Credit Card Fraud: Can You Go To Prison Over $20.00? (2021) by The Hampton Law Firm P.L.L.C
(01:30) Charged w/ "Credit Card Fraud"? How to fight the case by Shouse Law Group Channel
(08:27) How to deal with credit card and debit card fraud by COMMON CENTS MIKE
What Is a Bad Check? A bad check refers to a check that cannot be negotiated because it is drawn on a nonexistent account or one that has insufficient funds. Writing a bad check, also known as a hot check, is illegal.
National Check Fraud Center Bad Check Laws by States: Bad checks, also known as NSF checks, bounced checks, rubber checks, insufficient checks, bogus checks, etc., can be a big problem for an individual or for any size company.
(02:39) What can get you arrested for "check fraud"? (Penal Code 476) by Shouse Law Group Channel
(02:55) California's "Bad Checks" Law | Penal Code 476a by Shouse Law Group Channel
(02:58) Bad Checks | Video Legal Pad | Vann & Sheridan Attorneys at Law by Vann Attorneys PLLC
(01:54) Legal Help : Can You Go to Jail for Writing a Bad Check? by wHow Channel
(01:40) Check Fraud Charges in New Jersey - Writing Bad Check Criminal Defense Lawyer by Travis Tormy Channel
(07:43) A Minimalist Approach to Personal Finance by Matt D'Avella
(09:18) A Simple Japanese Money Trick to Become 35% Richer by BRIGHT SIDE
Grand Larceny by Degree: Whether the crime is considered grand larceny depends on the value and/or type of property stolen. This article deals with grand larceny, which is broken into five categories.
Larceny is defined in Virginia as the wrongful taking of the goods of another without the owner's consent and with the intention to permanently deprive the owner of possession of the goods. The most common type of petit larceny is basic shoplifting.
Laws on Grand Theft: Grand theft is not always considered a felony and can be a misdemeanor offense. State theft laws often provide for different degrees of severity of grand theft, with higher degrees representing more significant crimes.
After a conviction for larceny (also called theft, depending on the state), the trial concludes with the sentencing phase to determine penalties and conditions of the conviction. At sentencing, a number of factors come into play to determine the penalty.
(01:20) What is LARCENY? What does LARCENY mean? LARCENY meaning, definition & explanation by The Audiopedia
(02:27) What is the criminal charge of larceny? by CMHartHayslett Channel
(03:52) Petit Larceny & Grand Larceny Laws in NY - Larceny Defense Attorney NYC by The Law Firm of Andrew M. Stengel
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What is an addiction? What is the difference between addiction and a bad habit? What happens in the brain of an addict? What is involved in healing the addicted brain and the addicted person?
If your brain strengthens the connections that allow this rewarding behavior to occur (such stealing something and feeling a rush of excitement and pleasure), then it will be easier for you to do next time.
If you put a frog in a pot of cool water and you heat the water gradually to boiling, the frog will stay in the water and die. It doesn’t react because of the gradual change to the water’s temperature. Get out now while the water is still warm.
Lack Consciousness is the misconception that the universe is limited. Most people live with this feeling in some form. Some experience it with money. Some with food. Others with love but it can affect anything.
(17:07) Understanding the Unconscious, Subconscious and Conscious Mind by Conscious Reality Creator
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(16:50) How to Recognize You're Making Decisions With Your Ego by Ralph Smart @RalphSmart.com
(12:55) Marcus Aurelius – How To Build Self Discipline (Stoicism) by Philosophies for Life
(22:09) Self Control - How To Develop Self-Control To Create An Amazing Life by Actualized.org Channel
(18:15) TYRESE GIBSON: I LOVE YOU --I REPEAT-- I LOVE YOU by National Court Ordered Education Institute Channel
QUIZ: Behavior Modification Decision Making Impulse Control
Successful people make decisions quickly (as soon as all the facts are available) and change them very slowly (if ever). Unsuccessful people make decisions very slowly, and change them often and quickly. Napoleon Hill
"Ask any well informed salesman and he will tell you that indecision is the outstanding weakness of the majority of people." Napoleon Hill
(22:59) HOW TO MAKE GREAT DECISIONS IN LIFE - Bob Proctor On Decision-Making & Success by Prosperity Principles
(16:50) How to Recognize You're Making Decisions With Your Ego by Ralph Smart @RalphSmart.com
(12:55) Marcus Aurelius – How To Build Self Discipline (Stoicism) by Philosophies for Life
(44:13) Decision Making: The Challenges Of Making Bold Life Changes by Actualized.org Channel
CH 4 QUIZ: EQ (EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE)
The biggest difference between stealing and kleptomania is that kleptomania is a mental health disorder. Stealing is conscious, planned and an organized crime to gain monetary or material possessions. Kleptomania is impulsive and not for financial gain.
So she steals out of a need for excitement, for the thrill of it. One wonders if the large thefts of money in the stock market—insider trading by people who probably already have large amounts of money—are motivated by thinking of this kind.
When offenders are held accountable they offer explanations, but their after-the-fact statements are usually intended to gain sympathy and minimize culpability. They focus on people and circumstances outside themselves.
(02:53) Why Mom Of Four Says She Can’t Stop Shoplifting by Dr. Phil Channel
(05:55) Shoplifting Addiction and Kleptomania cs and Shoplifters Anonymous on Oprah with Terrence Shulman by TheShulmanCenter
(03:00) When Stealing is an Addiction (Mental Health Guru) by Healthguru
(02:14) Curing Kleptomania by University of Minnesota
(01:22) Terrence Shulman interviewed on Entertainment Tonight (ET) about Lindsa Lohan's shoplifting arrest by TheShulmanCenter
(03:02) Kleptomania: Understanding the mental disorder by KRIS 6 News
(13:07) Shoplifting Addiction and Kleptomaniacs and Shoplifters Anonymous--featuring Terrence Shulman by TheShulmanCenter
(18:23) Why we think it's OK to cheat and steal (sometimes) | Dan Ariely by TEDx Talks
What makes someone more likely to steal and feel justified in doing so? Is not having food ample justification for stealing food? Does not having enough money to pay the bills make stealing money seem morally acceptable?
Kleptomania is the recurrent inability to resist urges to steal items that you generally don't really need and that usually have little value. Kleptomania is a rare but serious mental health disorder that can cause emotional pain if not treated.
(18:45) Chatting About the Psychology of Theft with Dr. Robert Tyminski by hankschannel Channel
(18:01) Strange answers to the psychopath test | Jon Ronson by TED
(10:05) Why Usually Honest People Shoplift; They are not Kleptomaniacs! by Dr Will Cupchik
(13:47) Honest liars -- the psychology of self-deception: Cortney Warren at TEDxUNLV by TEDx Talks Channel
Gains and Losses: Helping People Stop Stealing- The psychiatric disorder that can explain why some people steal.
The Shoplifters Recovery Treatment Program (SRTP) People underestimate their capacity for change. There is never a right time to do a difficult thing. | Roger B. Porter
The Girl Who Wouldn't Stop Stealing: once a therapeutic alliance is established, she reveals that she experiences increased anxiety before stealing and feels pleasure during the theft.
Pathways Institute for Impulse Control 415-267-6916 SHOPLIFTING / STEALING QUESTIONNAIRE
(14:48) Freedom from Compulsive Stealing by Kathryn Pelliccia
(13:00) Learn To Stop Shoplifting Demo by Tom Monson
(11:54) Reality Therapy Role-Play - Treating Kleptomania with Alternative Behaviors by Dr. Todd Grande
We adjust our behavior based on feedback we receive from others. Joking around with our significant other after a long and hard day at work will be perceived differently than a day in which he/she received an exemplary performance evaluation.
To study the world around us you must wonder about it. This inquisitive nature is the hallmark of critical thinking, or our ability to assess claims made by others and make objective judgments that are independent of emotion and based on hard facts.
“In change, timing is everything” and nine processes are involved. A few of interest are countering in which we substitute healthy responses for unhealthy ones, helping relationships or asking for help from loved ones so you don’t have to go it alone.
(03:26) How to Handle Acting Impulsively : Behavior Management by eHow Channel
(03:21) Tucker Bryant - "Reflections on Dating a Kleptomaniac" (CUPSI 2015) by Button Poetry Channel
(06:35) My Truth- Overcoming Kleptomania by Kendra Lishewski
(03:59) Health Video-Impulse Control Disorder-Kleptomania by Rodrigo Mejia Channel
(01:42) What Is Kleptomania? | Addictions by Howcast Channel
(04:31) Meet the Doctor Who Struggles with Kleptomania by The Doctors Channel
(02:00) Doctor Loses License over Kleptomania? by The Doctors Channel
(16:22) Why do our brains get addicted? by TEDMED
EQ QUIZ: LACK CONSCIOUS VERSUS ABUNDANCE CONSCIOUSNESS
Donald Meichenbaum is a psychologist noted for his contributions to cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT).1 He developed a therapeutic technique called cognitive behavior modification (CBM), which focuses on identifying dysfunctional self-talk.
For the negative predictions example, you might ask yourself what other outcomes are possible. Try these three questions: What's the worst possible thing that could happen? The best possible thing that could happen? The most realistic?*
(16:52) Bob Proctor - Why Is Success Slipping Through Your Fingers by the SGR Program Bob Proctor
(29:36) Learning=Behavior Change by Leo Gura @Actualized.org
(12:26) How to Become More Disciplined (SELF DISCIPLINE) Master Self Control by Ralph Smart
(23:22) How to Stop Expecting The Worst (Catastrophizing) -Teal Swan
Impulsive individuals make risky choices, motivated more by immediate reward than potential long-term negative consequences. Decision-making consists of multiple operations including option evaluation and actions and outcome monitoring.
The Neurocognitive Mechanisms of Decision-making, Impulse Control, and Loss of Willpower to Resist Drugs. Many individuals with problems of substance addiction become unable to base their drug-use decisions on the long-term outcome of their choices.
(10:18) How To Master & Control Your Emotions by Ralph Smart @RalphSmart.com
(22:09) Self Control - How To Develop Self-Control To Create An Amazing Life by Leo Gura @Actualized.org
(16:50) How to Recognize You're Making Decisions With Your Ego by Ralph Smart @RalphSmart.com
(12:55) Marcus Aurelius – How To Build Self Discipline (Stoicism) by Philosophies for Life
Our Wellness Philosophy Wellness is a multifaceted approach to living that promotes being well in all areas of life. It is more than just the absence of disease or illness. Being well requires active engagement, making the choices that support wellness.
Behavior Modification and the Image of Humanity Are you conditioned to believe that we only are our reinforcement histories?
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(05:54) Plato's Crito: Socrates' 3 Rules for Ethical Thinking by The Philosophical Life
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What's more important in determining life success—book smarts or street smarts? This question gets at the heart of an important debate contrasting the relative importance of cognitive intelligence (IQ) and emotional intelligence (EQ).
(05:28) What is Emotional Intelligence? By The School of Life
(10:28) IQ vs EQ (Emotional Intelligence) - Daniel Goleman EQ Book Summary
(12:14) Emotional Intelligence: Using the Laws of Attraction, D. Ivan Young
(08:14) How to Master Your Emotions by Freedom of Thought
(16:15) Emotional Intelligence - Why Your EQ Is More Important Than Your IQ by Actualized.org
(13:25) How To Train Your Mind To Be Stronger Than Your Feelings | Ralph Smart
“The most important thing to understand is that abundance begins in the mind. Choosing a belief system that cultivates abundance is crucial.” ~ Deepak Chopra
(14:51) Abraham Hicks How to Overcome Shortage Consciousness by Inner FreedomSystem
(05:28) Altered States of Consciousness: There’s Nothing Supernatural About It | Jamie Wheal by Big Think
(45:32) The Power Of Consciousness w/Dr. Bruce Lipton and Psychologist Ralph Smart by Infinite Waters (diving deep) Channel
Entitlement comes from an attitude of “don’t you know who I am?” It is inherently egocentric because it begins by making sure that others know who you are and what you are entitled to.
Entitlement, responsibility, and authority—these three facets of personal relationships must always exist in conjunction with one another. If you try to add or remove one, then you will inevitably add or remove all three.
(24:07) RESPONSIBILITY (Why, When and How To Take It) - Teal Swan - @TealSwan.com
(20:59) Entitlement (The Shadow Side of Deserving) - Teal Swan - @TealSwan.com
(14:51) Abraham Hicks How to Overcome Shortage Consciousness by Inner FreedomSystem
(03:01) The Science of Stealing by John Woodruff Channel
You create abundance from the inside out. And you do that by changing what you focus on. Instead of thinking about the past, your current circumstances or the state of the economy, you think about the abundant life you want—and you do it often.
Focus like a Legend Our new Chief Music Officer, John Legend, is here to help you zone in on what matters most with a special selection of Focus music and artists, only on Headspace.
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(05:09) 💜 ELAN SHARING ~ Abundance is a Flow by The Impersonal Life
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The conscious mind can accept or reject any idea. No person or circumstance can force you to think any thoughts you do not want. This is important! The thoughts you choose—whether they come from outside or inside—will eventually determine your life.
I believe we are all here to find ways to express our unique skills and talents, and to promote the overall good of the world around us. Though we may be born with gifts and abilities, they need to be discovered and nurtured in order to flourish.
(18:17) The Subconscious Mind How To Program It For Success with Bob Proctor by Law of Attraction Channel
(17:07) Understanding the Unconscious, Subconscious and Conscious Mind by Conscious Reality Creator
(11:25) 13 Spooky Facts About Your Subconscious Mind by TopThink
(01:30:00) Bruce Lipton - Biology of Belief @ UPLIFT 2012 by UPLIFT
Mindfulness meditation – the practice of paying attention to the present moment – has garnered interest in improving a host of mental health traits, including attention and emotion regulation. But how do these practices affect a person’s impulses?
How Does Mindfulness Improve Self-Control? In a new installment of our Mindful Monday series, we talk with researcher Rimma Teper about how mindfulness helps improve executive function.
(18:26) 7 Ways To Master Mindfulness Meditation and Trust the Universe by Infinite Waters (Diving Deep)
(53:13) Mindfulness Meditation - A Complete Guide With Techniques & Examples by Leo Gura @Actualized.org
Philosophically, self-control has its roots in ancient efforts to explain intentional actions. In De Motu Animalium, Aristotle asks: “How does it happen that thinking is sometimes followed by action and sometimes not, sometimes by motion, sometimes not?”
(12:55) Marcus Aurelius – How To Build Self Discipline (Stoicism) by Philosophies for Life
(14:16) Epictetus - LIFE CHANGING Quotes – STOICISM by Everyday Stoic
(10:17) PLATO - Incredible Life Changing Quotes [Stoicism] Part 1 by Everyday Stoic
(04:42) 4 Lessons On Self Discipline From Stoic Philosophers by Therealizedman
(13:28) Jordan Peterson: Overcoming self-defeating behaviors
(13:00) Alan Watts - The limits of self-control by Always in the Now
People forget what the sign of impulse means. Impulse is a vector, so a negative impulse means the net force is in the negative direction. Likewise, a positive impulse means the net force is in the positive direction.
Physics-of-Emotions
(48:50) Understanding Emotions - Part 1 by Leo Gura @Actualized.org
(26:28) This dial controls your brain • Here's how to use it | Episode 34 • mike X tv Channel
Criminal Trespassing Law Criminal trespass involves being on someone else’s property without permission. But the crime isn’t as simple as just being where you’re not supposed to.
Trespassing Penalties A property owner has the right to use his or her property in any manner that is not otherwise prohibited by law.
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A new study reveals how mindfulness practice can change decision-making for the better. The study, conducted by the Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute, found that people who meditate regularly use different parts of their brains making decisions.
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(44:13) The Challenges Of Making Bold Life Changes by Leo @Actualized.org
(29:57) Neville Goddard on How To Meditate Narrated by Brian Scott
Decision theory is concerned with the reasoning underlying an agent’s choices, whether this is a mundane choice between taking the bus or getting a taxi, or a more far-reaching choice about whether to pursue a demanding political career.
How do decision making processes work with Openness? When you are deciding, your beliefs, desires, wishes, hopes, habits, reasoning, all feed into a tiny neural roulette wheel in your head. The wheel has a thousand slots. The slots represent outcomes.
(03:15) Who Was Socrates? – 8-Bit Philosophy by Wisecrack
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(23:05) Uncertainty (How to Deal with Uncertainty) - Teal Swan
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Napoleon Hill presented the notion of a "Definite Major Purpose" as a challenge to his readers to ask themselves, "In what do I truly believe?" According to Hill, "98%" of people had few or no strong beliefs, which made success unlikely.
(59:00) Napoleon Hill The Five Essentials Of Success by Brian Scott Channel
EQ QUIZ: FIVE ESSENTIALS OF SUCCESS
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