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Topic 99: Although it is generally prohibited, corporal punishment persists in many families. Do you think corporal punishment is an acceptable way to regulate children’s behaviours? v.1

Topic 99: Although it is generally prohibited, corporal punishment persists in many families. Do you think corporal punishment is an acceptable way to regulate children’s behaviours? v. 1
Physical punishment is of concern for many researchers. A subject of broad interest is how physical punishments link to the internal and external influences that a child may be exposed to. Either from studies or people’s experience, the use of corporal punishment can cause short and long term effects on a child’s personality, identity and behaviour. Although many parents attempt to control the intensity of physical punishment, their behaviour, in many instances, increases the likelihood of causing remediless harm to their children. The distinction between discipline and abuse is hardly clear-cut, and there is no assurance that parents can control their discipline properly. Physical injury seems to be an inevitable result in most cases. For example, spanks are widely accepted by many parents as a method of discipline, but, unfortunately, most parents hit harder when children recommit the offence. Injuries are therefore well-documented. In addition to physical harm, corporal punishment has been considered as the facilitator of many kinds of emotional harms. For example, children who are exposed to intense and frequent physical punishment are more likely than their peers to suffer depression, unhappiness, anxiety and feelings of hopelessness. The accumulative effects of these problems have a profound influence over most survivors of physical punishment. They lose courage to venture and have no desire for being creative individuals, as they only try things their parents permit them to do. There are also some other negative outcomes, such as behavioural problems. Corporal punishment is perhaps not the sole factor responsible for delinquent behaviour among children, but there is no denying that it increases children’s tendency to act out and attack their siblings, peers or even parents. It is particularly true when children receive physical punishment, intensely. Even worse, victims of physical punishment might use violence as one of the main parenting methods when they become parents. It is a vicious cycle. In conclusion, physical punishment can affect a child’s life forever. It is imperative that every parent controls the extent to which they physically punish their children in order to avoid any negative behaviour problems.
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punishment
is of concern for
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many
researchers. A subject of broad interest is how
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physical
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punishments
link to the internal and external influences that a child may
be exposed
to. Either from studies or
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people
’s experience, the
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use
of corporal
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punishment
can cause short and long term effects on a child’s personality, identity and
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behaviour
.

Although
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many
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parents
attempt to control the intensity of
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physical
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punishment
, their
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behaviour
, in
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many
instances, increases the likelihood of causing
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remediless
harm to their
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children
. The distinction between discipline and abuse is hardly
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clear
-
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cut
, and there is no assurance that
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parents
can control their discipline
properly
.
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Physical
injury seems to be an inevitable result
in most cases
.
For example
, spanks are
widely
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accepted
by
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many
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parents
as a method of discipline,
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but
, unfortunately, most
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parents
hit harder when
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children
recommit the
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offence
. Injuries are
therefore
well-documented.

In addition
to
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physical
harm, corporal
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punishment
has
been considered
as the facilitator of
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many
kinds of emotional harms.
For example
,
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children
who
are exposed
to intense and frequent
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physical
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punishment
are more likely than their peers to suffer depression, unhappiness, anxiety and feelings of hopelessness. The accumulative effects of these problems have a profound influence over most survivors of
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physical
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punishment
. They lose courage to venture and have no desire for being creative individuals, as they
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only
try things their
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parents
permit them to do.

There are
also
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some
other
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negative
outcomes, such as
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behavioural
problems. Corporal
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punishment
is perhaps not the sole factor responsible for delinquent
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behaviour
among
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children
,
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but
there is no denying that it increases
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children’s
tendency to act out and attack their siblings, peers or even
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parents
. It is
particularly
true when
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children
receive
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physical
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punishment
,
intensely
. Even worse, victims of
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physical
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punishment
might
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use
violence as one of the main parenting methods when they become
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parents
. It is a vicious cycle.

In conclusion
,
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physical
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punishment
can affect a child’s life forever. It is imperative that every
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parent
controls the extent to which they
physically
punish their
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children
in order to avoid any
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negative
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behaviour
problems.
9Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
36Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
7Mistakes

IELTS essay Topic 99: Although it is generally prohibited, corporal punishment persists in many families. Do you think corporal punishment is an acceptable way to regulate children’s behaviours? v. 1

Essay
  American English
5 paragraphs
344 words
6.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.5
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