Corporal punishment has severe and lasting effects on children. The abuse can often manifest itself through mental issues of the victims. Slade and Wissow’s study…
This study analyzes the cultural contexts of spanking since the majority of research is performed on middle-class causation Americans. This article seeks to address the…
A scientific study that sought to address the correlations between corporal punishment and antisocial behaviors. The findings demonstrate that when corporal punishment is used with…
A plethora of research has linked corporal punishment to lasting mental health issues. Physical aggression towards children may yield mental illnesses, economic ramifications, and aggressive…
The American Psychological Association supports “parents’ use of non-physical methods of disciplining children” and opposes “the use of severe or injurious physical punishment of any…
This article explores the genetic factors that may influence how a child manages abusive misconduct as they develop. It seeks to answer the question about…
This research article by Dominique Simons and Sandy Wurtele explores how parental approval and children’s approval of corporal punishment may relate. The findings support that…
Xiangming Fanga, Derek S. Brownb, Curtis S. Florencea, and James A. Mercya perform a cost analysis on child maltreatment cases to estimate the average lifetime…
Joan Durrant PhD and Ron Ensom explore the risks associated with corporal punishment and the plethora of information that argues against it. Their research serves…
Matthew K. Mulvaney and Carolyn J. Mebert used data from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Study of Early Child Care and…
