This document provides background information on a study about the effects of corporal punishment on parenting skills. It defines key terms like corporal punishment, discipline, and abuse. The study will focus on parents ages in Barangay Tinajeros who experienced corporal punishment as children and how they raise their own children ages It aims to understand the impact of childhood experiences with corporal punishment on future parenting abilities and child development.
The significance of the study and potential beneficiaries are discussed. UNCR, Corporal punishment is a technique. Corporal punishment is also named as physical punishment by means of smacking, belting, or. That is why. They have a huge tendency to strike their spouses as well.
Physical, or corporal, punishment is illegal in the Philippines. Most parents today have misconceptions regarding proper ways of disciplining their. A parent or a legal guardian might also push the limit of the boundaries by forcing their. Scenarios like letting. This research study focuses on how the victims of corporal punishment raised their kids. This research was conducted at Barangay Tinajeros, it focuses on those parents ages 25 to.
The significance of this study is that the researchers will be able to know the effects of. Also, it can. Also, it can help them to propose. Ebio, Discipline is a method in which proper amount of discipline is given such as. In an analysis of 88 studies,. Gershoff actually believes that the strongest associations are the model of. This is general consensus that corporal. Gershoff concludes that the corporal punishment itself vary on how they frequently use it,.
The qualities of corporal punishment determine which child-mediated processes are. Verdolaga, states that Filipino people considered physical discipline as a norm for. Physical discipline includes taunting, hitting a kid using a metal, a hard plastic and a.
