1. S Chambers on University students who were spanked as children more likely to engage in criminal behavior
    S Chambers S Chambers Australia says:
    December 2, 2013 at 4:28 PM

    Finally, once to twice a week also seems to be a frequent use of physical reprimand, rather than the approach advocated by psychologists, which only introduces “spanking” after other avenues have been exhausted and when the parent is not angry. Did the study explore the parent’s emotional state when the physical reprimand was used?

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