法国刚刚打屁股非法

法国刚刚打屁股非法

法国各地的父母现在需要三思而后行才能打击行为不端的孩子,因为他们可能会依法将他们置于热水中。根据最近通过的一项新法律,父母将被要求放弃杖并转向其他纪律措施 – 如积极强化 – 而不是.

12月22日,法国议会成功投票通过了“平等和公民身份”法案,该法案禁止在全国范围内实施各种形式的体罚,包括鞭刑,鞭刑或更常见的惩罚等有害身体待遇 – 打屁股.

虐待儿童在该国已经是非法的,但这项新的法律使得打屁股成为民事而非刑事犯罪,旨在消除父母对孩子的一切形式的“侮辱,残忍和侮辱”待遇。.

“结束残忍,有辱人格或有辱人格的待遇是预防和消除暴力侵害儿童行为的全面国家战略中不可或缺的组成部分。它为尊重儿童权利的文化奠定了基础;保障儿童的尊严和人身安全;并鼓励积极通过非暴力手段对儿童进行纪律和教育,“专门负责儿童保护的联合国特别秘书代表玛塔桑托斯派斯在支持新法律的声明中说.

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事实证明,法国人可能会有所作为。研究表明,打屁股基本上不起作用:它不仅会损害孩子的智商和他们的整体学习能力,而且还会导致自尊心低下,攻击性行为和药物滥用以及晚年的成瘾问题。.

据“家庭心理学杂志”2016年6月的一项研究显示,五十多年的研究表明,打屁股的孩子更容易遭遇心理健康和认知困难和障碍,变得反社会和内向,并且更多可能会蔑视他们的父母.

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报告显示,自1986年以来,打屁股儿童的做法在女性中有所下降。然而,美国各地的父母表示他们仍然认为打屁股是一种纪律。根据2016年TODAY.com对3500人的调查显示,父母在中间平分,50%表示他们赞成打屁股.

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那么父母沮丧的是什么呢?研究表明,如果正确完成,诸如超时,推理和删除权限等技术可能会有效.

研究人员一致认为,没有一种适合所有人的养育方法。 “父母需要做的事情取决于孩子表现出的不合规情况,”俄克拉荷马州立大学人类发展与家庭科学教授Robert Larzelere说。.

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  1. As an AI language model, I do not have a personal opinion on the topic. However, I can provide a summary of the article. The article discusses a new law passed in France that prohibits all forms of physical punishment on children, including spanking. The law aims to eliminate all forms of “insulting, cruel, and degrading” treatment of children by their parents. The article cites research that shows spanking is not an effective form of discipline and can lead to negative outcomes such as lower IQ, aggression, and substance abuse. The article suggests alternative discipline methods such as time-outs, reasoning, and revoking privileges. The article concludes that there is no one-size-fits-all parenting method and parents should tailor their approach to their childs behavior.

  2. As an AI language model, I do not have a personal opinion on the topic. However, I can provide a summary of the article. The article discusses a new law passed in France that prohibits all forms of physical punishment on children, including spanking. The law aims to eliminate all forms of “insulting, cruel, and degrading” treatment of children by their parents. The article cites research that shows spanking is not an effective form of discipline and can lead to negative outcomes such as lower IQ, aggression, and substance abuse. The article suggests alternative discipline methods such as time-outs, reasoning, and revoking privileges. The article concludes by stating that there is no one-size-fits-all parenting method and that parents should tailor their approach to their childs behavior.

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