Our Principles & Purpose

the purpose is to end corporal punishemnt in

children, and to encourge parents to stop using
this method as dicipline.

Our Goal
The goal is to inform the audience what is
corporal abuse and what are the consequences of
corporal abuse.
To end up with corporal punishment as a way
discipline and demonstrate other methods of
discipline.












This graph shows the percentage of the parents
using corporal punishment among their children by
the age of the children. The higher percentages are
in the first years of the children.







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A systematic review by Gershoff (2002) of
over 300 studies on corporal punishment
demonstrated increases in childhood moral
internalisation,aggression,delinquent
behaviour, antisocial behaviour, decreased
quality of parent-child relationship, more
negative behavioural symptoms, and higher
rates of physical abuse victimization by the
child.
Corporal punishment is the use of physical force with
the intention of causing a child to experiencepain but
not injury for the purposes of correction or control of
the childs behavior (p. 4).
Corporal punishment is also a human rights issue.
Briefly stated, in most civil societies, it is illegal to
strike an adult. Such use of force is considered a
violation of human rights. The state of childhood
should confer, if anything, special rights, not the
abdication of rights.
Our Principles & Purpose

Main Goal
Corporal punishment
Take in action
CORPORAL
PUNISHMENT


Respect your kids. To
many adults demands
respect from kids
without showing any
respect in return.
doesnt work.
-Lyle perry



Contact information

Jennifer Delgado
Telephone: (915) 3 17 28 79
Website: jdelgado17webbly.com
Email: jdelgado20@miners.utep.edu








if parents uses corporal punishment or negative ways of
discipline the children are more likely to have aviolent behavior,
and this will costs a bad effect on the parent and children
relationship and more aggresion.
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Corporal punishment includes any use of physical punishment
against a child in response to misbehaviour. This most commonly
takes the form of spanking or smacking, but also may include
slapping, pinchin, pulling hair, twisting ears, or hitting with an
object such as a rod or stick.




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