In United States, spanks by parents have caused lots of critical situations that calls for attention. Children spanking is not the best way to discipline a child as it has resulted in a situation where children are being violent. It has led to children being afraid of their parents and unable to disclose personal needs and challenges they encounter to them, which is not a connection of love between parents and children. Children spanking has also lowered their self-esteem and encourage them in doing worse things. For all these reasons, I fiercely support the topic that "Children should not be spanked in order to discipline them for a negative behavior".
Better and healthier ways of remanding a child is talk to them, and if that doesn’t work you can resort to punishing them. Parent’s see spanking as a way of dealing with their children’s bad behavior, but what they don’t see is that their teaching kids that violence will resolve their problems. Spanking may also cause children emotionally stress. It makes children feel they are not loved and there is something wrong with them. Spanking, frankly doesn’t resolve the problem of kids lashing out.
Some of these (obvious) elements are improperly and mishandling of the Nine Reid Steps of Interrogation or failing to recognized specific factors or signs such as the mentally ill, children / young adults, or persons with low I.Q. These facts will inevitably suppress a confession. As with all fallacies, in order to understand the suspect and situational factors involved in false confessions, more research needs to continue. It is a popular now known fact that studies of false confessions reveal most people who make false confessions are the young, developmentally disabled or mentally ill. However, if a true suspect is foolish enough to fall for police deception, they do so at their own peril (Rhode Island v. Innes, 1980; State v. Jackson, 1983).
Although the chance of getting hurt is very rare, the fear of getting injured can make children overreact by simulating fake incidents such as making themselves to vomit to convince the coach their stomach hurts (Statsky 389). As states Martin Rablovsky, a former sports editor for the New York Times, kids were supposed to enjoy playing sports, but it is really hard to notice any smile on their face, since they play sports as if being their job. Children should try to
The effects of SLCN on young people - Task 12 There is a strong correlation between EBD (emotional and behavioural difficulties) and those who have SLCN ( speech, language and communication needs). Many of the behavioural difficulties that arise from SLCN are avoidable by early detection and intervention, this is still very much lacking within social care provisions and many children and young people’s difficulties go undetected for too long. Many parents and settings are quick to label ‘naughty’ children and would prefer to let someone else deal with them than to look at the root of the problem and see if there is a reason behind these behaviours. There are many agencies that can help, much of the problem is that people don’t also realise there is a problem to begin with. Families that are aware of the problem aren’t always made aware of what help is available for them and although this has had more parliamentary support and has been further prioritised, it hasn’t been widely publicised.
When the child is weight the doctors will take note of the numbers and if they are not progressing at the rate they should be further tests are taken to see what the cause is. This can sometimes be they have a digestive issue such as IBS or sometimes they are being neglected and not fed appropriately. Soreness- Soreness means the bruises or underlying fractures which are presented on the child’s body that may be there because of the abuse they have suffered. Children always fall over and hurt themselves but when it carries on happening then an investigation is needed to see what the cause is. Forms of sexual abuse; Inappropriate touching- a lot of the time adults hold children’s hands whether it is to try and keep the child safe or to help them walk when they are young, they also cuddle children, especially when they are upset.
This is due to their previous experience with adults who abused or molested them. A child who has been sexually assaulted will feel insecure in the society and feel that everyone is going to hurt them. They will have a little self-possession, feel lonely and irritated. Moreover, the child can sense helpless, fear losing control and lack of respect and trust in authority. It is impossible for them to trust anyone that easily because of the past experiences that they had.
Physical abuse can result in psychological distress such as depression, emotional distress and even thoughts of suicide. Signs of physical abuse include bruises, grab marks, burns, cuts, depression, swelling and injuries that doesn't fit the explanation. Sexual abuse (Molestation) is the forcing of undesired sexual behaviour by one person upon another. According to research, people with disabilities are at greater risk of victimization of sexual abuse due to a lack of understanding. Even though the number of cases are high, a lot will go unnoticed this is because of a number of factors including not being able to communicate effectively, lack of education or understanding regarding sex and being socially isolated and not having a way of telling someone other than the abuser in confidence.
A gray area with corporal punishment, however, is where the line to abuse is seen and drawn. Every adult, child, and teen defines spanking differently. Obviously here some believe spanking is a form of abuse, while others merely see it is a good form of discipline. A teen who has the ability to know right and wrong being struck on the bottom may view it as wrong because they could have just been scolded, explained consequences. It is hard for a toddler to see right and wrong when they are just learning and everything is new to them.
Children with Attention Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD) can’t help the fact that they are inattentive, hyperactive, and can’t focus very well (ADHD). In extreme cases of ADHD the child can’t help disturbing others and acting out. In these extreme cases proper medication is needed to control their behavior. Many uneducated people assume that ADHD is caused by sugar, environment, or bad parenting. It’s not!