It is important for children to learn the difference between right and wrong at an early age. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion? What sort of punishments should parents and teachers be allowed to use to teach good behavior to children?

There are two crucial reasons to substantiate my support with the given statement.

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, disciplinary methods that inflict physical pain may stimulate aggressiveness and traumatize the children as young pupils tend to mimic their family members’ behaviours.

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, in households that use violence for behavioural modifications, infants will grow up with the understanding that violence is the best way to solve problems.

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, those who have been traumatized by harsh punishments during childhood may have difficulty trusting others as well as blending in with society.

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, physical punishment damages the relationship between guardians and children. It may cause kids to associate violence with their guardians.

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, Kids may try to avoid parents at all costs and may not seek their parents’ consultation and turn to other people

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as friends

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While pupils still have to be taught what is right and what is wrong,

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can be done using reasons. Generally speaking, young children’s unwanted behaviours are based on their simple urges

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as wanting to play, wanting snacks, or not wanting to do homework.

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of physically punishing them, parents may choose to negotiate or bargain with them using reasons.

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, when your baby wants to have cookies before the meal, you may negotiate with the baby, offering more cookies after the meal as opposed to fewer cookies now.