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Our parents and grandparents were saying the same shyt about us
Why are teenagers Committing so Much Crime?
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Our parents and grandparents were saying the same shyt about us
Silky Johnson
The Master Investbreh
Because crime is fun when you can still come home young 
Tons of studies on the issue from all different directions.
College students who were spanked as children are more likely to be lawbreakers:
College students more likely to be lawbreakers if spanked as children
No matter where they live in the world, university students who were spanked as children are more likely to engage in criminal behavior, according to new research. Even young adults whose parents were generally loving and helpful as they were growing up showed higher rates of criminal behavior.
www.sciencedaily.com
Children who were spanked are more likely to commit domestic violence in future dating relationships:
Countries that outlaw spanking tend to see future reductions in crime rates:
Does Outlawing Spanking Lower The Crime Rate Years Later?
Does Outlawing Spanking Lower The Crime Rate Years Later?
* States that allow corporal punishment in schools have far higher crime rates
* Kids who were beat physically for offenses at school were far more likely to be incarcerated at 18 than the ones who got lesser punishment for same offenses
* 95% of prisoners in NY system had been abused as children
Incarcerated Black men were more likely to have recieved authoritarian punishments from their mothers than Black men who hadn't been in trouble with the law:
APA PsycNet
The conclusions from an extensive review of the research on causality between childhood spankings and future crime:
"The conclusion from this combination of meta-analyses, experiments, and quasi-experiments is that the preponderance of evidence links physical punishment with detrimental child outcomes. There is no evidence that physical punishment is effective at improving child behavior or at reducing other negative outcomes for children. The research linking physical punishment with harm to children is, with only a few exceptions, consistent and unidirectional, and it has been replicated across a range of study designs and methods, thereby increasing the validity of causal inference."
The Strength of the Causal Evidence Against Physical Punishment of Children and Its Implications for Parents, Psychologists, and Policymakers - PMC
The question of whether physical punishment is helpful or harmful to the development of children has been subject to hundreds of research studies over the past several decades. Yet whether causal conclusions can be drawn from this largely ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Here's a graph from some more simplistic research that puts it in stark terms:
And for anyone who would rather read articles on the research rather than the research itself:
www.gse.harvard.edu
parentingscience.com
www.scientificamerican.com
health.clevelandclinic.org
www.theatlantic.com
www.thetherapistparent.com
The Effect of Spanking on the Brain
Spanking found to impact children's brain response, leading to lasting consequences
Spanking children: Why does it happen, and what are the effects?
What does research tell us about spanking children? As a discipline tactic, it isn't very effective. And spanking can cause lasting harm.
parentingscience.com
What Science Says--and Doesn't--about Spanking
Are kids being spanked for acting out or acting out because they’re spanked?
Why You Shouldn’t Spank Your Kids and What To Do Instead
Spanking has long been used as a disciplinary tactic for children, but does it really work? Experts say there are better ways.
health.clevelandclinic.org
People Who Were Spanked Are More Likely to Be Violent in Relationships
There is growing evidence of the need to teach children relationship skills that never escalate to physical harm.
www.theatlantic.com
Why Punishment Doesn't Work and What Does
Surely we have to punish our kids? If we don't, they will become spoiled brats right? Wrong. This is probably one of the biggest misconceptions in parenting. Psychologists over the years haven't helped with this belief. The focus of behaviour change in the past, has been on rewards and...
www.thetherapistparent.com
I think it's a little deeper than that religion exists because you will actually be transported to another dimension where your soul will be tortured for all eternity because you couldn't walk that straight and narrow path.
Under 18? It's always gonna fall on the parent/guardian not society.
Please stop having Children if you can't raise em should be a heavily conveyed mass message.
Please stop having Children if you can't raise em should be a heavily conveyed mass message.
Field Marshall Bradley
Veteran
When crime pertaining to that demographic was at historical lows pre pandemic, did that mean that Gen X/Millenials were doing a great job parenting?
Field Marshall Bradley
Veteran
This hella false
It's people who actually crime is worse now than it was in the 80s or 90s
yeah. Its usually those who were living during the 80s and 90s vs those who weren't even born. Makes no sense.
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
Every generation says this
Our parents and grandparents were saying the same shyt about us
Tons of studies on the issue from all different directions.
College students who were spanked as children are more likely to be lawbreakers:
College students more likely to be lawbreakers if spanked as children
No matter where they live in the world, university students who were spanked as children are more likely to engage in criminal behavior, according to new research. Even young adults whose parents were generally loving and helpful as they were growing up showed higher rates of criminal behavior.www.sciencedaily.com
Children who were spanked are more likely to commit domestic violence in future dating relationships:
Countries that outlaw spanking tend to see future reductions in crime rates:
Does Outlawing Spanking Lower The Crime Rate Years Later?
Does Outlawing Spanking Lower The Crime Rate Years Later?www.huffpost.com
* States that allow corporal punishment in schools have far higher crime rates
* Kids who were beat physically for offenses at school were far more likely to be incarcerated at 18 than the ones who got lesser punishment for same offenses
* 95% of prisoners in NY system had been abused as children
Incarcerated Black men were more likely to have recieved authoritarian punishments from their mothers than Black men who hadn't been in trouble with the law:
APA PsycNet
psycnet.apa.org
The conclusions from an extensive review of the research on causality between childhood spankings and future crime:
"The conclusion from this combination of meta-analyses, experiments, and quasi-experiments is that the preponderance of evidence links physical punishment with detrimental child outcomes. There is no evidence that physical punishment is effective at improving child behavior or at reducing other negative outcomes for children. The research linking physical punishment with harm to children is, with only a few exceptions, consistent and unidirectional, and it has been replicated across a range of study designs and methods, thereby increasing the validity of causal inference."
The Strength of the Causal Evidence Against Physical Punishment of Children and Its Implications for Parents, Psychologists, and Policymakers - PMC
The question of whether physical punishment is helpful or harmful to the development of children has been subject to hundreds of research studies over the past several decades. Yet whether causal conclusions can be drawn from this largely ...
Here's a graph from some more simplistic research that puts it in stark terms:
Good look….. but in short
Breh
I'd argue Gen-X suck because the boomers suck
And for anyone who would rather read articles on the research rather than the research itself:
The Effect of Spanking on the Brain
Spanking found to impact children's brain response, leading to lasting consequences
Spanking children: Why does it happen, and what are the effects?
What does research tell us about spanking children? As a discipline tactic, it isn't very effective. And spanking can cause lasting harm.
What Science Says--and Doesn't--about Spanking
Are kids being spanked for acting out or acting out because they’re spanked?
Why You Shouldn’t Spank Your Kids and What To Do Instead
Spanking has long been used as a disciplinary tactic for children, but does it really work? Experts say there are better ways.
People Who Were Spanked Are More Likely to Be Violent in Relationships
There is growing evidence of the need to teach children relationship skills that never escalate to physical harm.
Why Punishment Doesn't Work and What Does
Surely we have to punish our kids? If we don't, they will become spoiled brats right? Wrong. This is probably one of the biggest misconceptions in parenting. Psychologists over the years haven't helped with this belief. The focus of behaviour change in the past, has been on rewards and...
I can count on one hand how many times i've spanked my children on one hand. The more you communicate with your children, and spend uninterrupted time with your children, the less you have to discipline them.
If the only time you're spending time with your kids is when you're disciplining them for doing wrong. Then a child will equate getting attention from the parent through bad behavior.
The more quality time you spend with your child, the more your child will seek not to disappoint you. CUTTING DOWN, not eliminating totally, bad behavior. Outside influences from peers have a play in this as well though. This is from my observation in different community groups im involved with.
bourgeoisie tall freak
Superstar
well there is already studies on it. even most high school kids will tell you it fukked their lives up for a minute. and those are the "smart" kids even, imagine the kids that were already struggling