The Changing Social Acceptance of Spanking Children

TLDR Studies show that spanking children does not improve behavior and may actually have negative effects. Countries that have banned spanking have seen a significant reduction in school fighting incidents.

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05:08 The hosts discuss the changing social acceptance of spanking children and how studies show that it does not improve behavior and may actually have negative effects.
10:13 Studies on spanking children are flawed and inconclusive, but there is evidence to suggest that spanking is not effective and may have negative effects on children's behavior, and countries that have banned spanking have seen a significant reduction in school fighting incidents.
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