- 05 Sep 2012 19:58
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Yes.
Yes, but the studies I posted show that not all kids react the same way, but the majority of them do. If we then, as you say, extrapolate to all kids, we conclude that the majority of all kids will react favourably to a lack of corporal punishment.
This is why I can say that I cite studies while simultaneously believing it does not apply to all kids.
I must have been mistaken. I thought you had only mentioned what sort of child would not respond to anything except corporal punishment. I di dnot know that you had also described a situation. Can you provide a link or a word I can Ctrl+F?
You're right, but I think we can agree that out of the two types of kid described, the one you described is more likely to act that way.
Under what circumstances would you ever spank your children? ?
There is a crack in everything,
That's how the light gets in...
dgun wrote:Do as you suggest? So you make suggestions to your kids and then they decide whether or not they follow your suggestion?
By using their capacity to reason?
Yes.
It's the nature of statistics. You say you don't extrapolate to all kids, but that's exactly what you do when citing statistics. The statistics you refer to are compilations of data, in this case data representing children, which is taken as a sample meant to represent all kids.
Yes, but the studies I posted show that not all kids react the same way, but the majority of them do. If we then, as you say, extrapolate to all kids, we conclude that the majority of all kids will react favourably to a lack of corporal punishment.
This is why I can say that I cite studies while simultaneously believing it does not apply to all kids.
Yes, and I've already posted about it.
I must have been mistaken. I thought you had only mentioned what sort of child would not respond to anything except corporal punishment. I di dnot know that you had also described a situation. Can you provide a link or a word I can Ctrl+F?
I never said anything about kids screaming and kicking and yelling and whatnot.
You're right, but I think we can agree that out of the two types of kid described, the one you described is more likely to act that way.
Your kid.
Again, not all kids are the same.
I have three boys. They all have very different personalities. They respond differently to different forms of discipline.
Under what circumstances would you ever spank your children? ?
There is a crack in everything,
That's how the light gets in...