Which of the following behaviors is NOT listed as a form of shoplifting?

The behavior that is NOT listed as a form of shoplifting is pricing an item wrongly. Shoplifting typically involves the intentional taking of merchandise with the intent to permanently deprive the store of that item without paying for it. Common forms of shoplifting include concealing an item on one’s person, removing an item from its packaging, or hiding an item among other merchandise, as these actions directly relate to the physical theft of products from a store.

Pricing an item wrongly, however, does not inherently involve the theft of merchandise. It could refer to situations where a customer misrepresents the price of an item at checkout but does not reflect the act of stealing the item itself. Thus, while it may be unethical or lead to misunderstandings at the point of sale, it does not fit the legal definition of shoplifting.