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Beating Sense Into Kids Makes No Sense: What the Research Says About Spanking and Paddling
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Beating Sense Into Kids Makes No Sense: What the Research Says About Spanking and Paddling
Articles / Prevention and Treatment Prevention and Treatment Beating Sense Into Kids Makes No Sense: What the Research Says About Spanking and Paddling “Spare the rod, spoil the child” still shapes how millions of American kids are disciplined, at home and at school. Fifty years of research say the rod doesn’t teach what we think it does. […] Published by the Stop Abuse Campaign
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