A teenager starts shoplifting after seeing an older cousin do it and get away with it. What is the cousin acting as?

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A teenager starts shoplifting after seeing an older cousin do it and get away with it. What is the cousin acting as?

Accepted Answer

A role model — Award 1 mark. A role model is someone whose behaviour others observe and imitate, especially if they are admired and seem rewarded. A victim is harmed by crime, a juror decides guilt in court, and a bystander merely witnesses an event.

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A bystander

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A role model

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A victim

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A juror

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