Corporal Punishment and Parents

The most important argument for supporting corporal punishment is that when parents are asked to stop corporal punishment, most parents are excused, that is to teach children's discipline. Traditional parents give physical discipline names with physical strength to force orders of their descendants. However, in reality, there are two kinds of fields, such as "power claims" and "induction" defined in the journal "Physical Punishment Affects Research Status".

Corporal punishment Since the mid-1950's, parents and psychologists have discussed corporal punishment. My parents grew up at home with corporal punishment, and they felt this to be a successful technique to bring them well. On the other hand, psychologists did research; many of them tell their parents that they are biased and false, and corporal punishment is not good for children. After many years of research and research on the effects of corporal punishment ... the negative impact of corporal punishment The boy slowly walked towards her mother and urged her scream to move forward. When he saw the shadow of the belt, he almost arrived at her, he slowly retreated, because she soon grabbed his shirt, he did not go far. Then she began to knock his hands with a belt, then turned and turned him down behind. Throughout the process, the boy's eyes reflect fear, pain, and anger

Despite the literature on the influence of parent corporal punishment on health and school performance, corporal punishment in schools has not been fully researched. Related studies link the use of corporal punishment in schools to the harmful physical and psychological effects of children and provide evidence of their long-term effects. According to these studies, children exposed to corporal punishment at school experienced feelings of behavior disorder, lack and resentment, reduced aggression and violence, reduced experience, problem-solving skills, social skills, academic achievement Tend to be reduced. Other studies have shown that child receiving corporal punishment at school has few vocabulary, poor grades at school and low IQ score, so corporal punishment at school may interfere with child's cognitive development .

Many studies have found that the use of corporal punishment can increase the risk of damage to children. Increased corporal punishment and aggression by parents, mental health problems, cognitive development disorders, and drug use and alcohol abuse. Many of these results are based on extensive longitudinal studies that control various confounding factors. Joan Durrant and Ron Ensom wrote as follows. Because of the use of corporal punishment by parents, unrefereed research shows improvement in developmental health. Randomized controlled trials establishing causal benchmarks are rarely used for research on corporal punishment due to the moral limitations that intentionally cause pain to research participants.