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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Did you even read what you posted? This is from your own link. Look what happens when you separate out the parents who are constantly smacking their kids out of the blue from the group that employs reasonable, controlled, moderate spanking. Spanking shows positive outcomes: "In a meta-analysis of 26 studies, Larzelere and a colleague found that an approach[b] they described as “conditional spanking” led to greater reductions in child defiance or anti-social behavior than 10 of 13 alternative discipline techniques, including reasoning, removal of privileges and time out (Clinical Child and Family Psychology Review, 2005).[/b] Larzelere defines conditional spanking as a disciplinary technique for 2- to 6-year-old children in which parents use two open-handed swats on the buttocks only after the child has defied milder discipline such as time out." [/quote] And there you have it. No, the poster who posted the study failed to read.[/quote]
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