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    (2007‚ April) Human Development and Family Studies. Positive Discipline and Child Guidance. http://www.extension.missouri.edu Howard‚ B.J. (1996‚ February) Advising Parents on discipline: what works (The short-and long-term consequences of Corporal Punishment. Gale Apollo Library Kalb‚ C. (2008‚ February) Newsweek Web Exclusive. Spare the Rod? Spanking may lead to aggression and sexual problems later in life‚ says a new study. So why do so many parents still believe in it. www.newsweek.com/id/116788/

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    In this article “Spare the Rod‚ Spoil the Parenting”‚ written by Leonard Pitts‚ Jr. is based upon what is considered corporal punishment; what’s right and what’s gone too far. Leonard expresses the idea that without punishment towards children‚ they can develop into untamable brats. Using his humorous sarcasm and entertaining message he gets the point across that child rearing is ok and not abuse. Showing uniformed parents/adults that rearing does keep the little ones in line making them learn and

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    spanking as "to strike with the flat of the hand; to smack" (341). Corporal punishment is one of the most extreme forms of spanking in order to maintain a child ’s discipline. Wendy Walsh further defines the term corporal punishment as "the use of force with the intention of causing a child to experience pain‚ but not injury‚ for purpose of correction or control of the child ’s behavior" (81). Many parents believe that corporal punishment is an acceptable form of disciplinary action to inhibit the child

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    that spanking could contribute to detrimental behavioral problems for children‚ which could inhibit their ability to have positive social and psychological experiences. However‚ I believe when used as a controlled form of discipline or physical punishment‚ spanking has no harmful effects on children. Spanking Surfaces as Problem Until the 1990’s‚ spanking was commonly used among mothers as a primary form of discipline. An article by Julie Scelfo (2007) showed that in 1988‚ two-thirds of mothers

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    that paddling in schools is still legal in 23 states‚ this law has many variations. As experts further gather and study information about children’s psychological and physical development‚ more controversy arises on whether parents have the right to beat their kids or not. I believe spanking is a tool used to discipline children that should be classified as corporal punishment; therefore parents should not be able to spank their children. Recent studies show that physical punishment has detrimental

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    Spanking children is a very controversial topic; there are people who agree with spanking and there are those who disagree. Everyone’s decision varies from if they were spank or not as children. Some people believe physical punishment actually alters the brain‚ it can traumatize a child as well as have a decrease of gray matter in certain areas of the prefrontal cortex that have been linked to depression‚ addiction and other mental disorders. Others‚ may say there is no damage left on children and

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    their children abusive‚ other parents find that it is necessary to stop unwanted behavior from their child. Corporal punishment is lawful and acceptable as long as it is done for the reason of correction or for discipline. It is considered reasonable as long as the child is at an appropriate age and the method used is acceptable‚ and the child is able to understand the punishment. For spanking to be effective it should be painful‚ this ensures that the child will not repeat the behavior they

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    experiences are thought to influence the development of mental health problems later in life. Whether people agree or disagree on spanking research findings from past years‚ they show at least nine reasons that physical punishment should not be used on children with corporal punishment. The purpose of this paper is to gather information from already completed research to help add a new level of understanding. Many variables play a role in why

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    Spanking Spanking – to slap with one’s open hand or a flat object‚ especially on the buttocks as a punishment. This is what the definition of spanking is today. In the past‚ it was very normal for parents to spank their children when they were disobedient or did something wrong. In today’s world however‚ corporal punishment is becoming less and less common around the world. “Sweden‚ in 1979‚ was the first to make it illegal to strike a child as a form of discipline. Since then‚ many other

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    beaten are not seen as an element of abuse by virtue of the pain it gives the individual. It is a measure of tutoring a child showing the gravity of his or her action was not acceptable to the family‚ kindred‚ and community. Having seen these corporal punishments‚ my career as a social worker will advocate for a positive change in child parenting. At this level‚ I was born in a family that has passion in helping people. However‚

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