Comments on ET Gershoff's (2002) article (see record 2002-01514-001) which reviewed
processes that might mediate and contexts that might moderate the associations between …

Selection bias can be the most important threat to internal validity in intervention research,
but is often insufficiently recognized and controlled. The bias is illustrated in research on …

OBJECTIVES: Physical punishment, as a means of disciplining children, may be considered
a mild form of childhood adversity. Although many outcomes of physical punishment have …

BACKGROUND: Previous studies have shown an association between spanking and child
physical abuse. However, the relationship between more frequent and severe corporal …

Okulda þiddet, alanla ilgili kaynaklarda ve medyada oldukça yer almaktadýr. Fakat bu
yayýnlarda çoðunlukla öðrencilerin þiddet ve zorbalýk davranýþlarý iþlenmiþtir. Oysaki …

Few studies have examined the influence of environmental factors on children's executive
functioning (EF) performance. The present study examined the effects of a punitive vs. non …

This study analyzes correlates of the acceptability of physical punishment of children in
Europe. The design was a three‐level ordinal logistic regression of 10,812 people nested …

Objective. This study examines ethnic group differences in the relation between parents' use
of physical discipline and children's externalizing behavior problems in younger children …

Long considered an effective, and even necessary, means of socialising children, physical
punishment has been revealed to be a predictor of a wide range of negative developmental …

OBJECTIVE: To present prevalence rates of child psychological aggression and physical
violence from a population survey conducted in 2004 and to compare the rates with the rates …