Study: Spanking Can Bring Problems Later
March 1, 2008(AP) -- New research by a University of New Hampshire domestic abuse expert says spanking children affects their sex lives as adults. Professor Murray Straus concludes that children who are spanked are more likely as adults to coerce partners to have sex, to have unprotected sex and to have masochistic sex.
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Mar 01, 2008
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1. People with masochistic tendencies remembered being spanked much better then those without them even though both groups were spanked the same.
2. Children who were careless were spanked more often by their parents because of not listening to their warnings and now they are having unprotected sex cause they still don't listen to others warnings.
3. Children who were violent and abusive to other children were spanked by their parents who were punishing them for that kind of behavior, now those children are still violent and abusive to their sex partners and coerce sex.
4. Lastly that women were 12 percent more likely to have coerced sex from a partner also sounds very suspect to me. Maybe when they do it they remember it for longer than males.
These are alternative explanations I made on the spot, they all invalidate drawn conclusions. Psychologists really need to pay more attention to scientific method and do their research by arranging experiments in controlled conditions instead of devising some silly polls and then drawing any conclusions they see fit.
All such "research" does is undermine peoples respect for psychology (mine is almost gone).
Mar 01, 2008
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But when it comes to the average individual, where the behavioral differences are subtle between different individuals, how do you differentiate betweent the thousands of aspects that play into this behavioral difference. YOU CANNOT.
Mar 03, 2008
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Who pays them?
Mar 04, 2008
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Otherwise I lead a fruitfull life and don't spank my kids - ever!!