The Spanking Debate is Overhttp://quillette.com/2018/02/02/the-spanking-debate-is-over/ …
Devil's advocacy: Yet, dogs, cats, lions, bears, horses, and many other primates use minor, quick physical punishments (nips, cuffs, slaps) to train their offspring. Why would this be maintained by evolution across many species if it wasn't effective?
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Referring to who haven´t developed a projecting mind, animals,living in a now isn´t a example!Humans development is based on knowledge and projection of behavior effects! On ¨dreams¨ to achieve!Punishing has complete other effects for ¨dreaming¨ intelligent humans as for animals.
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yes quite, shock collar is also effective
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If humans are much more successful than other species in other domains, wouldn't our relative reluctance to spank kids & arguments against doing so be an indication that it's not effective?
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Physical corrections are absolutely necessary for pre-rational children. A mother swats her toddler’s sticky, wet hand away from the electrical outlet, she doesn’t merely suggest a change in behavior.
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