Children who are physically punished by their parents are less likely to physically abuse others or engage in other forms of criminal violence because they reject the modeling of aggression.

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Research suggests that children who experience physical punishment are more likely to engage in aggressive or violent behavior as they learn through modeling and direct reinforcement that violence is an acceptable way to solve problems or control others. Alternative forms of discipline, such as positive reinforcement and non-physical consequences, have been shown to be more effective in shaping positive behavior and reducing aggression.

Children Who Are Physically Punished by Their Parents Are Less