Corporal punishment in the home

siblings. My step father had four children, one girl and three boys. We then became a family of eight. I was the youngest of six, instead of two now. There were plenty of memorable experiences, lessons, and values that came with being in a blended home. One of my most memorable moments while growing up was being a tomboy. I knew I was a girl but I really enjoyed playing with males. I played more with my brothers, I enjoyed being outside riding bikes and playing video games. My sister and I…

implemented many different strategies to maintain control of twenty to thirty young minds. A model widely used not just in Australia but across the globe was corporal punishment. Used up until the 1970’s in Australia, corporal punishment however barbaric was also a burden for teachers. This burden could take the form of handing out punishments to children whose parents fundamentally opposed such action, but had no choice as to where they sent their children to school. As such they had poor…

parents often use forms of physical punishment, such as spanking, to disciple children. In fact, a large percentage of Americans believe that it is sometimes necessary to spank a child (Clark, 2017). The act of “paddling” is even used as a disciplinary measure in many schools still today, as corporal punishment is legal in 19 of the 50 states (Clark, 2017). My study would involve a group of children who are disciplined with physical punishment, either in school or at home, and a control group of…

centuries. In order to solve this problem, numerous methods were developed. The most effective of these is reward/punishment system. However, it is also controversial whether punishment or rewarding is more powerful. It is proven that punishment results in psychological damage of a child, triggers rebellion and makes the child blaming the authority for picking on them. Furthermore, punishment is insufficient to replace a desired behavior with the undesired one. Unlike these, rewarding always…

The article, “Does Child Abuse and Neglect Increase Risk for Perpetration of Violence Inside and Outside the Home?” written by Iszabela Milaniak and Cathy Spatz Widom seem to address the issue over survivors of child abuse. The research problem being addressed is if people with histories of physical and sexual child abuse and or neglect lead them to be involved in violent and or criminal activity. It is very evident that child abuse and neglect is a complex issue with countless effects that…

support dating violence (Kitzmann, Gaylord, Holt & Kenny, 2003). A U.S. nationally representative sample suggested that victims of child maltreatment are more likely to perpetrate future intimate partner violence (Fang & Corso, 2007). Children raised in homes where domestic violence is present are far more likely to replicate the cycle of violence in their own relationships (Sprinkle, 2007). Parental Education Levels and Child Abuse In this section, the links between parental education…

psychological punishment. The punishments were currently have don’t fit the crime and are not providing justice for the victims. A punishment I would like to see is the judicial corporal punishment. Corporal punishment is “any punishment in which physical force is used and intended to cause some degree of pain or discomfort” (Gershoff, 2002, p.2). Countries that use judicial corporal punishment today have significantly lower crime rates than countries that do not. When executed in public,…

because people are long-terms live in being physical punishment, fear and worried circumstance, and issues of education cause people become aggressive and violence. Physical punishment can cause people became more aggressive and violence because, in that situation, people will learning and wanted to revenge to the people who are doing the physical punishment to them (Fischer). According to the passage “What…

Globalize, Google defines globalize as develop or be developed so as to make possible international influence or operation. As the world became globalize, people have to face numerous different cultures from different countries in their life. Nowadays people know understanding and embracing other cultures is better than excluding the different culture from their society. Since there are lots of immigrant in the United States it is general to see the conflicts between American and different…

Hindu belief, expiation occurs in the form of punishment. K.V. Rangaswami Aiyangar rightly analyses punishment in the Hindu context and tells, “ A crime has the feature of sin and sin is a crime against God. This is the ground for the collocation of both expiation and a secular penalty for crimes punishable by the state. The Indian theory of punishment has the aim of deterrence, correction and retaliation “Quite truly the Indian system of punishment is aimed not just at penalty or correction…