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Horn, I. B., Cheng, T. L., & Joseph, J. (2005). Discipline in the African American
http://www.hawaii.edu/hivandaids/Discipline_in_the_African_Am_Comm__Impa
ct_of_Socioeconomic.pdf
In this article the authors discuss all the many possibilities of health issues from
spanking your children. They speak about the outcome of the surveys that show
how children who have been spanked throughout their childhood in up with really
bad health issues. How there are other ways to punish your children to get better
outcomes of their lives. In this article you will see many charts and get the views
of many parents.
McLoyd, V. C., & Smith, J. (2002). Physical discipline and behavior problems in African
http://www.pop.psu.edu/~gfarkas/fall2003/oct13b.pdf
In this article the authors discuss all the many ways that African Americans
punish their children. They speak about the ages African Americans start off
spanking their children and how they feel about it. The authors focus on the age
group of two because this is the group that the African American start to spank
their children. Throughout this article you will get results and answers. In this
article you will see many charts and get the views of many parents.
Ramsburg, D. (1997). The Debate over Spanking. The Debate over Spanking, 1-4.
debate.pdf
In this article the authors discuss how African American, European American,
and Hispanic children all turn out when being spanked as a child. They speak
about how these spankings affect these children emotional the most. The authors
focus on the age group of two because this is the group that all the emotional
distress start. Throughout this article you will get results and answers. In this
article you will see many charts and get the views of many parents.
Regalado, M., Sareen, H., Inkelas, M., Wissow,, L. S., & Halfon, N. (2004). Parents’
http://www.healthychild.ucla.edu/Supplement/Supplement.pdf#page=61
In this article the authors discuss how children who are spanked end up with all
these health problems need health care the most. Children who get spanked
normally end up getting abused and not just normal hits on the hand. They speak
about how these spankings affect these children emotional and this leads to seek a
lot of doctor help. The authors focus on their survey’s and you should too because
they are self explanatory. Throughout this article you will get results and answers.
In this article you will see many charts and get the views of many parents.
Straus, M. A. (2005). Children Should Never, Ever, Be Spanked No Matter What the
http://bcs.bedfordstmartins.com/bbibliographer/bbib_frameset.htm?uid=4852436
&rau=4852436
Spanking children of any age is bad .In this article the author discusses how
harmful it is to spank children. He speaks about the outcome of children who have
been spanked throughout their childhood. How there are other ways to punish
your children to get better outcomes of their lives. Mr. Straus explains how there
different outcome.