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Is corporal punishment acceptable in Chinese schools? Government edict reopens debate | South China Morning Post
Should Parents Spank Children Or Is It An Outdated Method Of Discipline?
Half of British parents think smacking is an effective punishment | GoodTo
Should parents use corporal punishment to discipline children? Never, says one doctor. Yes, but don't use your hand, says another | South China Morning Post
I'm fine with spanking, and so are most Chinese parents - Global Times
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How to Include Spanking in Child Discipline
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Nearly 45% of parents used physical discipline like spanking their kids in past year: Study | The Straits Times
Commentary: Let's move away from caning and corporal punishment for our kids - CNA
Spanking at the Girl's Convent School by Jacqui Knight
Discipline dealbreakers: When to drop the friend who spanks, yells... or does nothing
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Why “I was spanked as a kid, but I turned out fine” is Flawed
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Why Asian American Parents Are the Least Likely to Spank Their Kids - Pacific Standard
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Society Pages: Poll Finds Asian Americans Less Likely to Spank Kids – AsAmNews
A Spanking Fetish Is Not Revealed Easily - The New York Times
Hard evidence: spanking could lead to health problems, antisocial behavior
Spanking makes kids aggressive, less successful, study finds
