CORPORAL PUNISHMENT: A REVIEW OF CURRENT ATTIDUTES Corporal Punishment: A Review of Current Attitudes Abstract This paper reviews several studies and journal articles on the subject of corporal punishment as a disciplinary tool. Consideration is given to those who favor its use, those who oppose it, cultural and religious influences, its merits and dangers, and how its use together with other methods improve its success and minimize negative effects. Induction in particular is examined and …showed first 75 words of 3088 total…

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