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    Should Kids Get Spanked?

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    Angela Davis Mrs. Chancey Essay 4 November 4‚ 2009 Should Kids Get Spanked? There have been many debates on spanking and corporal punishment over recent years. There are two sides to any argument. On one side are some parents‚ who believe that it is acceptable to spank their children‚ and on the other side‚ there are those who believe that children should never be spanked. The main problem with spanking is that each group defines spanking differently. There are some who believe spanking is a

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    Sandra Graham-Bermann believes that spanking can stop the problematic behavior for some time but that is because the child is afraid at that time. In the long run‚ behavior of the child will only get worse. Sarah Kovac‚ from CNN‚ wrote on the study of corporal punishment‚ she said‚ “The sad irony is that the more you physically punish your kids for their lack of self-control‚ the less they have. They learn how to be controlled by external forces (parents‚ teachers‚ bosses)‚ but when the boss isn’t looking

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    Jenna Willis Argumentative Paper English 101 4 December 2012 “Corporal punishment remains a widely used discipline technique in most American families‚ but it has also been a subject of controversy within the child development and psychological communities.” (Gershoff) Corporal punishment is not only spanking your child but it is the effects that hitting your child can have. Studies have shown multiple outcomes of corporal punishment‚ some which have not resulted to be positive. There is so

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    Parents who do it argue if carried out properly and only occasionally‚ spanking can be an effective disciplinary tool. Parents who do not do it‚ protest hitting a child only teaches them violence is the way to solve problems. If spanking is related to corporal punishment of children‚ then parents who spank their children have a greater risk of causing their children emotional damage. An analysis of spanking children reveals three principle problems facing parents: define spanking‚ is spanking appropriate

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    Disciplining Children

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    Mason‚ D. (2005). Corporal punishment is legal in 22 states. Would you support its use in your school? YES. NEA Today‚ 24(1)‚ 38. Retrieved from University Of Phoenix Library EBSCOhost Research website: http://www.apollolibrary.com/Library/Library.aspx Rosemond‚ J. (2008). SpankOut 2008 goes unnoticed. Washington Times‚ The (DC)‚ Retrieved from University Of Phoenix Library EBSCOhost Research website: http://www.apollolibrary.com/Library/Library.aspx Rosenbaum‚ N. (2005). Corporal punishment is legal

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    through the cane. Caning has ceased even in the Navy’s boy training establishments — they found that corporal punishment did not work. Yet some teachers — including correspon-dents to "Contact" — want it restored in London’s junior schools. Maybe someone would explain to me why London teachers lag some years behind our military men in this matter‚ and 190 years behind the Poles‚ who abolished corporal punishment in schools in 1783. Charles

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    Why spanking works.

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    suggested that all forms of corporal punishment traumatize children‚ trigger more aggressive behavior in the future‚ and is entirely ineffective in discipline (Costello). Since then‚ modern child psychology has been under that assumption. I believe this assumption is based on the fact that criminals of physical abuse were often abused as children‚ thus turning all corporal punishment into abuse. Following this trend‚ many countries in Europe and Africa have banned corporal punishment in the homes.

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    Disciplining Children

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    Disciplining Children When I was younger we used to get disciplined with corporal punishment. Not saying that this is always the answer but it is what is needed sometimes. If more parents were allowed to use corporal punishment as means of discipline it would let the children know who is in charge. Sometimes it seems the law gives most of the authority to the children. When children do something wrong there needs to be a punishment fitting to the actions. If a child writes on the wall you should

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    A corporal punishment or otherwise called a spanking is a quick strike or swat to the buttocks with an open hand or object. This action is usually administered to children as a form of punishment to afflict a poor behavior or action. Spanking is a controversial subject between parents and researchers. This form of punishment is considered borderline child abuse because of its negative outcomes and effects. Parents who use corporal punishments on their children can cause poor behavior in school‚ development

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    a reason why. If emotions get a chance to calm themselves‚ with time‚ parents can talk things out and a lesson has a chance of being learned better then in a whapping screaming match. Mitchell added‚ “It doesn ’t take a whole new parent to avoid corporal punishment. Parents are doing dozens and dozens of things besides spanking‚ even parents who are doing some spanking. If they just left out the spanking‚ they ’d be doing the alternatives‚ and their child would be better off” (25). A simple search

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