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    Should Parents Use Physical Punishment on Their Children ? Fatimah Alyami University of Cincinnati ELS English Language Center Abstract Family bonding is one of the most important factors that builds a child’s personality. Also‚ methods of raising children

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    Activity 1.2 Culture and Development of Cultural Identity (everybody has culture; this is not purely defined by ethnicity or language. Our culture can influence our delivery of care to our patients). What defines culture? Social beings in which have established their social groups because of survival‚ passions and practical motives. Evolving into own cultural parts of communities‚ which ultimately become parts of societies and then developed into countries is which originally establishes culture

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    How hard do you think it would be to go from being dirt poor to very rich in life? Gatsby grew up a poor man and his parents died giving him lots of money. He then set goals to make more money. Doing so made him lots more money which made him a goal oriented person. Jay Gatsby from The Great Gatsby does deserve his title. The main reason Gatsby deserves his title is because he is very goal oriented. For over a year he had been beating his way along the south shore of Lake Superior as a calm-digger

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    endeavour to increase our knowledge of the parental use of corporal punishment on children. The four pieces of scholarship examined here are David Bentar’s “Corporal Punishment‚” Joan McCord’s “Questioning the Value of Punishment‚” Murray A. Straus’ “Spanking and the Making of a Violent Society‚” and Murray A. Straus and Denise A. Donnelly’s “Corporal Punishment of Adolescents by American Parents.” Here I will compare and contrast the evidence they utilize to substantiate their arguments‚ their purposes

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    Social Work research can affect the validity and how reliable research findings are‚ which affects the outcome of research hypothesis. My personal biases came in the form of opinion that I had regarding Individuals and families on the Welfare which I was unaware of before I started my MASS program. I had the notion that everyone on the Welfare were lazy‚ refused to work because they enjoy collecting free benefits from the government. If I was supposed to engaged in a research Why individuals and

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    Parenting Practices Over Generations Beth Boardley Argosy University Parenting practices vary from culture to culture as well as from one generation to the next. Each family as well as each individual have different views and practices on parenting. Through the generations in my family‚ a middle-class white family from Iowa‚ parenting practices on education‚ punishment‚ marriage‚ and sleeping arrangements have all evolved. Some remain similar and others are different based on each generation’s

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    traditions are that the French children put their shoes in front of the fireplace‚ in hopes that Père Noë’ will fill them with gifts. Candy‚ fruit‚ nuts‚ and small toys will also be hung on the tree. In some regions there’s also Père Fouettard‚ he gives spankings to bad children‚ kind of like our santa gives coal to the naughty

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    Effective Discipline without Physical Punishment Jennifer Bailey Westerns Governors University Effective Discipline without Physical Punishment Contrary to what generations of parents have experienced in their own childhood‚ physical punishment is not an effective method to use when rearing children. Parents should become educated in other strategies that are non-physical and more effective in curbing misbehavior in children. Positive effective methods would include using timeouts‚ reasoning

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    second strike‚ for example I loved to text and be on my phone‚ so my parents would take away my phone. Thirdly they will move on to the physical punishment‚ now this one hurt the most because not only did I get two chances or strikes I also got a spanking. I feel growing up these “three strikes” help me become the person that I am today. I am not saying that I am perfect but I can say that I do have a lot of

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    such as; an authoritarian parent is who attempts to control a child’s behavior and attitudes‚ stressing the importance of obedience to authority and discouraging discussion. Parents who use this method tend to rely upon punishment‚ which is often spanking or other physical harm. A permissive parent is who allows his/her children to set their own rules and activities. Have minimal control over children. An authoritative parent is who believes that both the child and the parent have certain rights and

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