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CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
DEFINITION: “Any kind of physical discipline, including a range of behaviors from spanking and hitting to injuring children.” (Encyclopedia of Family Life p. 313).
NARROW THE TOPIC:
· Is corporal punishment a form of child abuse?
· How does corporal punishment lead to child abuse?
· Does corporal punishment lead to children exhibiting antisocial behavior?
· Does corporal punishment lead to criminal violence?
· Does corporal punishment effect a child's cognitive development?
· Is corporal punishment a valid way of maintaining discipline in school?
LINCC SUBJECT HEADINGS: Corporal punishment; Discipline of children; Child abuse; School discipline
SPECIALIZED SOURCES SHELVED IN THE REFERENCE COLLECTION:
Criminal Justice REF KF 9214.5 .C75 2006 Child Development REF HQ 772 .C436 2002 Encyclopedia of Human Development
REF HM 626 .E53 2006 "Spanking"
Gale Encyclopedia of Everyday Law REF KF 387 .G27 2003 World of Criminal Justice REF HV 7411 .W67 2002
AVAILABLE AT THE REFERENCE DESK:
Opposing Viewpoints: Child Abuse
Encyclopedia of Marriage, Divorce and the Family
International Encyclopedia of Marriage and the Family "Spanking"
Issues & Controversies: Corporal Punishment Update: 12.22.2006
Florida Statutes Chapter 232.27
STATISTICS: Information Plus: Child Abuse-Betraying a Trust (also available in the Opposing Viewpoints Database)
ELECTRONIC INDEXES:
Academic Search Premier Expanded Academic ASAP OmniFile Full Text Mega
FULL-TEXT NEWSPAPERS: America's Newspapers
SUGGESTED INTERNET SITES:
Center for Effective Discipline, Columbus, Ohio
Policy Statement: Corporal Punishment in Schools
Religious Tolerance
University of Minnesota http://www.extension.umn.edu/distribution/familydevelopment/DE7266.html Project NoSpank http://nospank.net/
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