Physical Punishment vs. Communication

Many parents say that corporal punishment is a lesson for improving behavior and teaching children. These parents think this is the only way to train their children. Therefore, over the years, more parents tend to use this strategy to train their children. According to the latest health news, "Four children of 10-16 years or 2 million children every year are at the expense of beatings or abuses," one third of the investigated children give a strike or abuse He said. Or, someone tried to sacrifice it the previous year "(Lawton 10).

n In all ages, children generally do not approve the use of corporal punishment by their parents. The central argument expressed by the children is that since corporal punishment does not involve parental communication, children are less likely to learn from subjective encounters. Secondly, children believe that corporal punishment can cause serious physical and mental distress for children and hurt the relationship between parents and children.

The main argument about the use of child's corporal punishment by n parents is that corporal punishment does not involve communication with parents children and children are less likely to learn from subjective encounters. Children also said that corporal punishment could pose a serious physical or mental distress to children and hurt parents' child relationship. n Most children do not agree to legally prohibit corporal punishment. Children are the right for parents to punish their children for corporal punishment or to prohibit corporal punishment at home. However, some children support the law prohibiting the corporal punishment by their parents, and that such bans can protect children with excessive or severe corporal punishment.

Punishment Children generally accept the use of corporal punishment as parental rights, but their perception of corporal punishment obviously depends on the background of discipline. Children acknowledge parents are more likely to use corporal punishment to feel irritated, angry, or lack of control. Mild corporal punishment is accepted in all ages and applies to more serious violations, such as when a child is in danger or is in danger. Children are unanimously opposed to frequent or severe corporal punishment. The reasons for child opposition to the use of corporal punishment by parents are concentrated on the child's possible pain and suffering, damage to relationships between parents and children, and lack of educational value in teaching methods.