From reading our textbook, participating in discussion posts, learning from the power point lessons, and through research I have learned that the African American culture is more likely to use physical punishment rather than verbal reasoning to enforce discipline.(71) In single parent African American households, there is more response for the children’s need for authority?(69) Article “African American parents use a hierarchal disciplinary pattern in which the second disciplinary method is more severe than their first response when addressing repeated misbehavior (Adkison-Bradley et al, 2014). “African American mothers use more intense disciplinary practices than African American fathers (across all contextual situations and income levels). “Spanking with open hand or belt is used when child challenged parent’s authority or was disrespectful (Bradley, 1998, 2000: Adkison-Bradley et al, 2014).
Hispanic American families live in close knit communities and closely watching over their children by taking an interest in and participating, not only in accepting and nurturing them, but in guiding and disciplining them as well. Out of care and concern, even neighbors assume the role of “family” (Falicov, 1998) and may …show more content…
(194) In the article, “The Patient and Disciplined Faith of the Amish states, “Amish parents turn to the words of King Solomon to support corporal discipline.” They also note that the text of Hebrews advises that God disciplines Christians as a father disciplines a son and that such discipline yields “the peaceable fruit of righteousness” (Hebrews 12:11). The relationship between spanking, happiness and heaven — provide the structure for Amish child discipline, an approach that teaches obedience instead of
Hispanic American families live in close knit communities and closely watching over their children by taking an interest in and participating, not only in accepting and nurturing them, but in guiding and disciplining them as well. Out of care and concern, even neighbors assume the role of “family” (Falicov, 1998) and may …show more content…
(194) In the article, “The Patient and Disciplined Faith of the Amish states, “Amish parents turn to the words of King Solomon to support corporal discipline.” They also note that the text of Hebrews advises that God disciplines Christians as a father disciplines a son and that such discipline yields “the peaceable fruit of righteousness” (Hebrews 12:11). The relationship between spanking, happiness and heaven — provide the structure for Amish child discipline, an approach that teaches obedience instead of