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The discussions reflect a strong consensus on the dangers of corporal punishment, with many participants citing the study's findings that spanking alters brain responses in ways similar to severe maltreatment. Phrases such as 'no amount of beating is good' and 'spanking is as damaging as severe abuse' highlight the harmful implications, showing a clear emotional and scientific stance against corporal punishment. The tone is generally assertive, with an emphasis on evidence-based arguments that aim to educate and persuade those who might still support physical discipline.
The overwhelming majority of discussions agree with the study's findings that corporal punishment is harmful to children's development.
Participants show high interest by sharing various studies and articles related to the topic.
Many discussions are deeply engaged, referencing specific data, studies, and the implications of the research, indicating critical analysis.
There is a strong perception that the study will significantly influence views on corporal punishment and parenting practices.
@_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but here’s a direct link to the study https://t.co/a2auAJHYyG
Congratulations to Dr. Jorge Cuartas (@jcuartas2), who was awarded the 2022 Outstanding Paper Award from the American Psychological Association for his study "Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children" published in Child Development. https://t.co/UG25sC2dwe
Badanie: : "Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children", 2021 (w którym używano obrazowania metodą rezonansu magnetycznego) pokazuje, że klapsy wywoływały w mózgach dzieci zmiany, które porównać można do zmian wywołanych bardziej traumatycznymi ...
体罰は、今まで考えられてきたよりも深刻なダメージを子供達の脳に与える可能性があります 科学者たちは、しつけとしての体罰が、脅威を知覚する脳領域を刺激し、深刻な虐待と同じような脳発達の変化を起こさせ、意思決定に直接的に影響を与える可能性があると述べています https://t.co/1Yn2FX4eDM
From #ChildDevelopment Journal (2021): "#CorporalPunishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children," by @jcuartas2, @dgweissman, @masherid, Liliana Lengua, and Katie A. McLaughlin from @Harvard, @UNC, and @UW. https://t.co/gTWe1LmBKD
New research: children who have been spanked exhibit brain changes in the same regions as those in children who had experienced sexual abuse. https://t.co/mn5p6OgteW
This video discusses the repercussions of corporal punishment on children's behavior and neural activity. It highlights a study that reveals increased brain activity in children subjected to spanking, suggesting…
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According to a new study led by Harvard researchers, spanking may negatively affect a child’s brain development, resembling effects from more severe violence. The study indicates that children subjected to corporal…
This video explores the impact of corporal punishment on children's neural responses to perceived threats. Research shows that children subjected to spanking exhibit heightened brain activity in the prefrontal cortex…
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@landjax @AdamPage85 https://t.co/dX0ocLabf5
@25LegParlay @kanacookiechoco @katyspeppurmint See: - Gershoff, E. T., & Grogan-Kaylor, A. (2016). https://t.co/PihR6kKcV4 - Gershoff, E. T. (2013). https://t.co/UrK1YtPajG - Cuartas, J., Weissman, D. G., Sheridan, M. A., Lengua, L., & McLaughlin, K. A. (2021). https://t.co/rKI3RZ6mb3
@Zackwheelerak @PsychoResist @mystalkerisadik @AbortionChat Provide a study that says hitting your kids is beneficial to them. A study. Not some opinon by your pastor. A study. Here is one that indicates spanking is harmful. https://t.co/RjXPDqChSe
@NashKen7 @StefanMolyneux It's all damaging. https://t.co/wsUxSC5Pqp
@tvirter @andambersaid @BellNeon50302 @MrSeijohSimp @madenzaii @LilStrawby @C110cloud @Jim47953342 @littlebillie https://t.co/42dxGytBwp https://t.co/FIjF2vFY0c https://t.co/iNO9cnpAQ4 All three of those show that spanking has significant negative results, including literally altering brain development.
@xSTEVIExWONDERx @BonfireWisdom @skinnybaras I didn't say it was the same bud I said it elicits a similar response in their brain As per "Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children"
@Cl0v3r2 @launi_romancie Ça permet l'acceptation et la facilitation à ce genre de choses, les fesses c'est intime, on ne touche les fesses de personnes. Sinon des sources sur les séquelles : https://t.co/r89TyzwJLq https://t.co/JFSHzwQaeQ https://t.co/NTw8QanKu0 https://t.co/PIe75ZkDD3
Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children - Cuartas - 2021 - Child Development - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/ojfUHgQLsM
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
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RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
@normalishvegan https://t.co/qvSL8W2z4m
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
RT @jellyfisshkiss: @_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but…
@_BrysonLockhart I linked an article in the replies that interviews a researcher with a link to his study on this, but here’s a direct link to the study https://t.co/a2auAJHYyG
@BrattySam Here's 3 extensive multi-decade long studies showing you that there is no amount of beating that is good for a child vs "17 states in America are doing it" from Nigeria's lost temu doctor. https://t.co/uCt7AkWy94 https://t.co/QEirrY96yX https://t.co/iwfBp6JvtE
Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children - Cuartas - 2021 - Child Development - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/gUufRPRLBk
@JeremiahRabitor Because it negatively effects brain development. https://t.co/ZT1lL7uc7x
Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children - Cuartas - 2021 - Child Development - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/1efbqcTUeX
@CaerbonnogBunny @JHONNNY39659 @godrottdot1 @PhysicistTx @ohGdawg @marduk_aza @islandsky72 @Titanium147 @AndyWatk @smitallica @TheOutsiderHum1 @Askwhyisit Are you referencing "Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children" from Child development Volume 92, Issue 3?
@Keybandzz100 @AntonioAdkins17 @Heisenberg_FCG @PicturesFoIder The kind of person who trusts scientific data on the effects of spanking on children, you mean? Data has long shown that corporal punishment is ineffective as a solution and damaging to a child's psyche, and may increase a child's aggressiveness. https://t.co/zzkXE5Uy7P
@ViatorMarsus @AngryMaulLady Bro, they literally cite the studies they talk about. It's not about trusting Harvard, it's about internally and externally valid studies and metastudies. https://t.co/iR6OF74GxV
@AngryMaulLady @ViatorMarsus https://t.co/iR6OF74GxV
@Dialectiks https://t.co/08cCOsBSP0
@foolmealex Some other possible data https://t.co/b8UMNEktP9 https://t.co/LT7l3QydcT
@kingsley_mgbii @streetfighthood MRI scans on spanked children and adults who were spanked. Sources including extra works cited are attached to the main study https://t.co/oy3sk13dqG
@halfpostmodern @the_bigJ0469 @_sn_n Spanking alters the brain functioning in similar ways to sexual abuse and increases odds of the brain perceiving things as environmental threats, study: https://t.co/zzkXE5Uy7P
https://t.co/4EqI6Cx7Az?
@KingAirDAV @_VishwajitPatil @PicturesFoIder Ah, so only "childless liberals" have phDs or do studies? https://t.co/R6ZHkR9B2B
@objectaaron @Nofacenocase181 @_VishwajitPatil @PicturesFoIder https://t.co/R6ZHkR9B2B
@bgarber2170 @_sn_n “These findings suggest that spanking may alter neural responses to environmental threats in a manner similar to more severe forms of maltreatment.” https://t.co/lCT9qirPrp
https://t.co/UgkIsWhjVQ
@LaPolitiqueNC @JoshStein_ @markrobinsonNC The actual paper is here: https://t.co/nkXmXc9SlD No mention of P-Value Small sample sizes (147 total) and their conclusion is waffle-words: These findings suggest that spanking may alter neural responses to environmental threats in a manner similar to more severe forms of
@A_Bright_Man @kaiden1357 @Yesimteamedward Anytime you hit a child to force them into compliance, it is abuse. Facts don’t care about your feelings. https://t.co/p0M0PQrGmc
@Jamessa69003578 Yup https://t.co/RyzxNQsKMC https://t.co/xuqV9n4ItN
@JeannaHoch @PetiteNicoco Also since you claim t be an a-political scientist https://t.co/RyzxNQsKMC
Reference: -Department of Psychology at Harvard University.: " Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children" - child development journal Volume 92, Issue 3 Pages 821-832 link : https://t.co/jy9HtFJ2X0 - https://t.co/HqUXnw7dbc
@DunkMcbaggins @thejooberdoober @GoodOkThanksBye @TrulyUli @ChefAnthonyDC https://t.co/iZlZtBdX2j (It is not for free, but the abstract is visible. You can see a longer summary of it on: https://t.co/avg8PvLGv4). Also this: https://t.co/y4gmMyTBqF (you can find a longer pdf that goes in more depth at the end of the page).
RT @MBurtwrites: This is why many researchers aim for a very precise scope. Consider this recent study that examined neural function & sugg…
This is why many researchers aim for a very precise scope. Consider this recent study that examined neural function & suggested that spanking has the same brain impact on children as that of more severe forms of maltreatment. 11/?https://t.co/mv2U9IAC17 https://t.co/tbbDu1BWN1
@MitchBassett21 @ClickMyAdverts @PicturesFoIder Physically abusing kids just teaches them that hitting solves problems. Fear is one way to dissuade behavior, but they found out that kids who were physically assaulted are more likely to physically assault others and have mental problems https://t.co/CMiBru3Vch
@VincetOmniaDeo @aspiringpeasant https://t.co/HMhfLJXKtZ https://t.co/T2AgcwcRXO https://t.co/F1s87DWgAe Yea, man, I'm just talking out of my ass here. No evidence supporting my claims at all. Zero behavioral science behind my theory that maybe hitting kids isn't the answer.
@AmosKissel @DuckieLouise Corporal punishment, regardless of how it is implemented, still results in similar neurological responses that other forms of abuse provoke. (https://t.co/4am4Lr2leN), the vast majority of research shows it has negative consequences. What modern studies show otherwise?
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@garylgbtq @professuhlemon https://t.co/vUvtUkGrKc Here's some more for you
RT @BallowCC: @dankshawty27 @breebxby The Effect of Spanking on the Brain | Harvard Graduate School of Education https://t.co/jNThYLHmsJ h…
@dankshawty27 @breebxby The Effect of Spanking on the Brain | Harvard Graduate School of Education https://t.co/jNThYLHmsJ https://t.co/TaOnWsrliy Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children - https://t.co/TDVu8GMxlO How Spanking Harms the Brain https://t.co/Iy2xQe24Xg https://t.co/LbYB1Ff5G7
@deliriousindc @Dreadful4Tymes @BEEJ_BEEJ https://t.co/VomOGVRgiW
@XiR0O0 @okiememigranta @Buckarobanza A wiesz że te aktykuly ( z innstucji naukowych) mają odnośniki, nie? Ale skoro ciebie trzeba za rączkie https://t.co/ekq3d5XWxn
@Danny2000 @vangent20 @alexnijenhuis @geenstijl Schoenmaker blijf bij je leest https://t.co/HFtSMHgsNr
@Todd_S_Woodward @EikoFried Haha, I never left exactly, I'm rather standing in a corner, kinda grunting.
@Kimlintegre @PDuhring Oui oui... sauf que... https://t.co/TPrUCZUGMx Tu fais semblant d'avoir la science de ton côté sauf qu'elle te contredit froidement...
المصدر : Cuartas, J., Weissman, D. G., Sheridan, M. A., Lengua, L., & McLaughlin, K. A. (2021). Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children. Child Development. Advance online publication. https://t.co/ruGfWbFm4t
@BostonTea84 @AndresEnsling Może to też cię zainteresuje Bostonek: https://t.co/8gKpzLPphU
@themajestysmen @lmhuber1982 @sohelpmejesseca Doe this look like a fucking opinion you child-beating repulsive abuser? https://t.co/FJe5gzYMOz
@RealUCBfosho @TexasBadger1976 @Peaches_Sabrina @CritFacts Cuartas J, Weissman DG, et al. states "Children who are spanked tend to exhibit higher levels of cognitive, behavioral, and emotional problems than their never-spanked peers" Read the study yourself Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children.
RT @everydayheropl: Badanie: : "Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children", 2021 (w którym używano obrazowania…
@thicctatorx Here ya go https://t.co/UDCaR4nydR
Badanie: : "Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children", 2021 (w którym używano obrazowania metodą rezonansu magnetycznego) pokazuje, że klapsy wywoływały w mózgach dzieci zmiany, które porównać można do zmian wywołanych bardziej traumatycznymi ...
@pjbimage @MommaFighting @MagnoliaToomer @Cernovich “while we might not conceptualize corporal punishment to be a form of violence, in terms of how a child’s brain responds, it’s not all that different than abuse,” “It’s more a difference of degree than of type.” This is from a Harvard study https://t.co/5ApRqcSV1F
@rico_rants https://t.co/RDaECXnb79 here’s a study on the effects of corporal punishment on developing brains if you’re interested, I could send you some other data as well. It’s pretty much unanimously agreed upon by psychologists that you shouldn’t hit children under any circumstances.
@tickitiboom @DeanLobdell @B_Mo_7_ @TomBuck I wouldn’t presume to know you or your kids. However, spanking a child, especially in early stages of development, severs neurological attachment bonds which can go unnoticed until they manifest in unforeseen ways later in life. https://t.co/QSBg4i4R4c
@Bigryno2022 @TVext @realstewpeters https://t.co/wiHTxBsVMT https://t.co/KCAWkNci3T https://t.co/2oAnVhCIZ3 https://t.co/GLsFKL91Ha Plenty more if you look into it. The last 10 years or so has seen a major increase in studies like this. Its all very new information. Many sauces & very consistent.
@Kuma41609979 @BradWelton @Julianx042 Añado una más de varias: https://t.co/xVBgmfcfo1
@iam_destiniann https://t.co/DHalYbjO5b
@Green_Nintendo @Eren_Jeag3r And last, but certainly not least, as there are hundreds of studies, articles, and journals discussing it, here is a Harvard article that breaks down and summarizes the study, “Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children” https://t.co/M117lfY8JK
@Being_Victorian @thatzambezichic https://t.co/KtklwCBmIl
@PULISHITFACTS @Adeebthelad @AlamzNufc @terrvrist @biggz428 Not only Africans and asians discipline their kids… You can argue that physical discipline is fine but probably every single scientist in the world would disagree https://t.co/J7weuPJdIv https://t.co/VYbPyZMXTQ https://t.co/RRCwjVPvQ6 https://t.co/nFKO3IXJv3
@DatSamThen @joel_krahn @CallMeCuteT @iunderstoodu I am assuming you are referring to this study https://t.co/UfooAkfMuF Where it shows that if you have undergone spankings you understand how to judge how angry a person is and use multiple methods to do so as well as think through fight or flight response and respond accordingly
@Tomorkhan @swaggatronprime @angela4LNCChair @Lnino90 There is however empirical evidence that spanking can permanently damage children. https://t.co/TYibct8q6s
RT @CWBRNetwork: Congratulations to Dr. Jorge Cuartas (@jcuartas2), who was awarded the 2022 Outstanding Paper Award from the American Psyc…
RT @CWBRNetwork: Congratulations to Dr. Jorge Cuartas (@jcuartas2), who was awarded the 2022 Outstanding Paper Award from the American Psyc…
RT @CWBRNetwork: Congratulations to Dr. Jorge Cuartas (@jcuartas2), who was awarded the 2022 Outstanding Paper Award from the American Psyc…
RT @CWBRNetwork: Congratulations to Dr. Jorge Cuartas (@jcuartas2), who was awarded the 2022 Outstanding Paper Award from the American Psyc…
RT @CWBRNetwork: Congratulations to Dr. Jorge Cuartas (@jcuartas2), who was awarded the 2022 Outstanding Paper Award from the American Psyc…
RT @CWBRNetwork: Congratulations to Dr. Jorge Cuartas (@jcuartas2), who was awarded the 2022 Outstanding Paper Award from the American Psyc…
Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children https://t.co/1u7a42LgRd https://t.co/D3MXYDChcW
RT @CWBRNetwork: Congratulations to Dr. Jorge Cuartas (@jcuartas2), who was awarded the 2022 Outstanding Paper Award from the American Psyc…
RT @CWBRNetwork: Congratulations to Dr. Jorge Cuartas (@jcuartas2), who was awarded the 2022 Outstanding Paper Award from the American Psyc…
Congratulations to Dr. Jorge Cuartas (@jcuartas2), who was awarded the 2022 Outstanding Paper Award from the American Psychological Association for his study "Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children" published in Child Development. https://t.co/UG25sC2dwe
@SomXlaPublica @chungaanonima Toma tu referencia: https://t.co/WS0TDp6cIc
RT @Job_tkd: Research -> Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children https://t.co/Mplrav7LZF
RT @Job_tkd: Research -> Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children https://t.co/Mplrav7LZF
RT @Job_tkd: Research -> Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children https://t.co/Mplrav7LZF
RT @Job_tkd: Research -> Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children https://t.co/Mplrav7LZF
Research -> Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children https://t.co/Mplrav7LZF https://t.co/OkwHN6A6jp
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«Crianças que levaram palmadas apresentam respostas neuronais semelhantes a crianças que foram sujeitas a maus-tratos severos.» Cuartas, Jorge, et al. "Corporal punishment and elevated neural response to threat in children." Child development 92.3 (2021): 821-832.
@jcuartas2 I've gotten super interested in the research around corporal punishment and the brain. Would you be willing to share your article with me (Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children)?
@Cybermum_AU Smacking a child affects their brain development. They show greater neural activity in regions of their brain that respond to threat cues (in the prefrontal cortex). Neuroscientists have proven that it is as damaging as severe violent abuse https://t.co/8PxmLAkmia
Corporal Punishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children - Cuartas - 2021 - Child Development - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/YDcSin7bxW
@_zboral Polecam zerknąć na badanie: https://t.co/a2OXtj0NDC
RT @SRCDtweets: From #ChildDevelopment Journal (2021): "#CorporalPunishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children," by @jcuart…
From #ChildDevelopment Journal (2021): "#CorporalPunishment and Elevated Neural Response to Threat in Children," by @jcuartas2, @dgweissman, @masherid, Liliana Lengua, and Katie A. McLaughlin from @Harvard, @UNC, and @UW. https://t.co/gTWe1LmBKD
RT @ProstasiaInc: New research: children who have been spanked exhibit brain changes in the same regions as those in children who had exper…
RT @ProstasiaInc: New research: children who have been spanked exhibit brain changes in the same regions as those in children who had exper…
New research: children who have been spanked exhibit brain changes in the same regions as those in children who had experienced sexual abuse. https://t.co/mn5p6OgteW
I've had several questions recently abt the impact of smacking childrn. So I know it is valuable to keep talking about it. This new study shows "altered responses in the brain...similar to more severe forms of maltreatment." @katesilverton @margl43 https://t.co/sz7bbbyHXR
Beste Theo, zeer recent gepubliceerd longitudinaal neurologisch onderzoek door @Harvard (https://t.co/SaeRXNuT14…) wees uit dat de hersenenontwikkeling van kinderen die pedagogische tiks kregen gelijkend is aan kinderen die zwaardere fysieke mishandeling ondergingen. (1) https://t.co/yT29Hy3Xgw
RT @BroleoJ: ¡Y aquí está el estudio! I don’t make the facts. https://t.co/ETpbw3mMhf
¡Y aquí está el estudio! I don’t make the facts. https://t.co/ETpbw3mMhf
Recent study found spanking children may alter neural responses to environmental threats similar to responses from severe forms of maltreatment. https://t.co/zNq2MXAevZ #EvidenceBased #PediatricMedicine #MentalHealthMonth #BehavioralHealth #childmentalhealth #childpsychology https://t.co/KRKPoKketS
So spanking ie physical #abuse increases brain threat responses. https://t.co/83803iEaTk
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% of parents in US who say they spank their kids is shrinking. @AmerAcadPeds advises against spanking, and new Harvard study says it causes same brain development issues in kids as more severe violent and sexual abuse. https://t.co/YaCZU1KM6b
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RT @Two_and_sheep: 体罰は、今まで考えられてきたよりも深刻なダメージを子供達の脳に与える可能性があります 科学者たちは、しつけとしての体罰が、脅威を知覚する脳領域を刺激し、深刻な虐待と同じような脳発達の変化を起こさせ、意思決定に直接的に影響を与える可能性がある…
RT @Two_and_sheep: 体罰は、今まで考えられてきたよりも深刻なダメージを子供達の脳に与える可能性があります 科学者たちは、しつけとしての体罰が、脅威を知覚する脳領域を刺激し、深刻な虐待と同じような脳発達の変化を起こさせ、意思決定に直接的に影響を与える可能性がある…
RT @Two_and_sheep: 体罰は、今まで考えられてきたよりも深刻なダメージを子供達の脳に与える可能性があります 科学者たちは、しつけとしての体罰が、脅威を知覚する脳領域を刺激し、深刻な虐待と同じような脳発達の変化を起こさせ、意思決定に直接的に影響を与える可能性がある…
RT @Two_and_sheep: 体罰は、今まで考えられてきたよりも深刻なダメージを子供達の脳に与える可能性があります 科学者たちは、しつけとしての体罰が、脅威を知覚する脳領域を刺激し、深刻な虐待と同じような脳発達の変化を起こさせ、意思決定に直接的に影響を与える可能性がある…
RT @Two_and_sheep: 体罰は、今まで考えられてきたよりも深刻なダメージを子供達の脳に与える可能性があります 科学者たちは、しつけとしての体罰が、脅威を知覚する脳領域を刺激し、深刻な虐待と同じような脳発達の変化を起こさせ、意思決定に直接的に影響を与える可能性がある…
RT @Two_and_sheep: 体罰は、今まで考えられてきたよりも深刻なダメージを子供達の脳に与える可能性があります 科学者たちは、しつけとしての体罰が、脅威を知覚する脳領域を刺激し、深刻な虐待と同じような脳発達の変化を起こさせ、意思決定に直接的に影響を与える可能性がある…
RT @Two_and_sheep: 体罰は、今まで考えられてきたよりも深刻なダメージを子供達の脳に与える可能性があります 科学者たちは、しつけとしての体罰が、脅威を知覚する脳領域を刺激し、深刻な虐待と同じような脳発達の変化を起こさせ、意思決定に直接的に影響を与える可能性がある…
体罰は、今まで考えられてきたよりも深刻なダメージを子供達の脳に与える可能性があります 科学者たちは、しつけとしての体罰が、脅威を知覚する脳領域を刺激し、深刻な虐待と同じような脳発達の変化を起こさせ、意思決定に直接的に影響を与える可能性があると述べています https://t.co/1Yn2FX4eDM
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Spanking may affect a child's brain development in similar ways to more severe forms of abuse. https://t.co/jmznhCIkKE
inbox: Mahanoy School District argues before SCOTUS that it can regulate disrespectful student speech wherever it occurs per an 1859 decision upholding whipping & spanking associated with excess fear activation (not nec causal, but ∃ no RCT of spanking) @ https://t.co/bJaBxqMAs9 https://t.co/G1Jx4APKkp
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