Assertion: spanking | /r/HasProperty | effective
Facets:
value: for more defiant children
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: for small children
type: OTHER
value: quite
type: DEGREE
value: in a controlled environment
type: LOCATION
value: as a discipline strategy
type: MANNER
value: as a method of correction
type: PURPOSE
value: presumably
type: OTHER
value: to misbehavior
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: When clearly defined guidelines are practiced, spanking is both effective and biblical.
text: Studies have shown that spanking is ineffective and has detrimental consequences on child development.﻿﻿
text: Overwhelmingly, the review found that spanking is an ineffective way to discipline children and has harmful effects—nearly as harmful as more serious physical abuse such as punching.
text: If spankings are to be effective, they must be painful enough for your child to want to avoid them.
text: To claim that spanking is an effective deterrent, moreover, fails to satisfy the question of whether spanking is just.
text: Argument #8: Spanking is an ineffective solution to misbehavior.
text: In a controlled environment, spanking might be an effective form of punishment.
text: If spanking isn’t an effective long-term solution, is it an appropriate discipline strategy–even in the short term?
text: Most experts advise against using corporal punishment, but some parents believe that spanking is an effective discipline strategy.
text: The authors also object to studies which include data on the physical punishment of adolescents as well as pre-school children, for whom spanking is presumably a more effective means of discipline.
text: Spanking is effective as a method of correction when it follows God's Word and also focuses on instruction beyond punishment.
text: Although I understand many parents feel the need to spank their children, my years of work as a positive parenting educator have helped me conclude that spanking is neither effective nor harmless as a discipline strategy.
text: According to a first of its kind study on disciplinary language published in the journal Psychology of Violence, parents think spanking is more common than non-parents and more acceptable and effective than “slapping,” “hitting,” or “swatting.
text: For small children a spanking through clothing is quite effective.
text: When used correctly, spanking is safe and effective, and can be an appropriate tool for parents.
text: For more defiant children who refuse to comply with or be persuaded by milder consequences such as time-out, spanking is useful, effective, and appropriate.
text: In these pages I hope to show that spanking is effective.
text: Markham nonetheless maintains that spanking is ineffective.
text: Some parents think spanking is ineffective; others even think spanking is abusive.