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"  Your neighbors&amp;#039; 16-year-old throws a party when her parents aren&amp;#039;t home. There was definitely alcohol involved, but nothing bad happened. Do you:  Walk over the next day and let her know that she shouldn&amp;#039;t try this again. Leave an anonymous note about the party for the parents to find. Talk to the parents once they&amp;#039;ve returned.  Correct answer: (3) Speak with the parents, but be careful...you don&amp;#039;t want to sound accusatory or imply that you think they were complicit. Say, &amp;quot;I thought you&amp;#039;d want to know \u2014 I would \u2014 that there was a party at your house over the weekend. No one called the cops, but things got pretty loud and there were kids drinking in the yard.&amp;quot; Don&amp;#039;t lecture them on the dangers of teen drinking or tell them how to punish their daughter. However, if you feel strongly, let them know that if it happens again, you might be compelled to call the police. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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