It is important for children to learn what is right and what is wrong at an early age. Punishment is necessary to help them learn the distinction. To what extent do you agree? What sort of punishment should be given?

In recent days, psychologists and parents have been trying to figure out suitable ways to teach

children

the difference between the accepted and unaccepted

actions

.

Although

some believe that

punishment

is the perfect means towards achieving

this

goal in early childhood, others deter the idea of applying any sort of

punishment

at young stages. I partially agree with both sides as there should be a tendency of punishing

children

only in specific situations and with certain means. In

this

essay, I will discuss both views and declare my opinion thoroughly. Conventional parents and psychologists support physical

punishment

as a paramount procedure in educating the offspring on the distinction between wrong and right

actions

.

This

appears as they claim that hitting

children

when they do a mistake have a rapid and permanent effect on their conduct. According to Freud’s theories, connecting pain with certain

actions

leads to remarkable resentment

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these

actions

. While a child can be given gifts when doing something good,

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or she’s bad attitude or manner should be met with rapid painful reactions to change their attitude towards that unaccepted manner.

Therefore

,

this

kind of traditional thinking could have a rapid change in attitudes towards the accepted code of behaviour though I believe that the psychological trauma created by

this

type of

punishment

is hard to eliminate.

On the contrary

, opponents

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traditional educational thinking believe that there are more effective educational means than

punishment

that help

children

to learn what is right and what is wrong. These modern mentors and psychologists support replacing

punishment

with motivation because it possesses a more important influence on offspring’s manners than

punishment

. Most Canadian parents,

for instance

, are proved to be the best in the world in raising well-behaved

children

due to their dependence on awarding the good manner rather than punishing the wrong behaviour. Another important reason why these educators are against physical

punishment

is because of the drastic psychological effects on youngsters. These impacts appear in their older ages through alienation and inner insecurity.

Thus

, awarding the right behaviours and motivating

children

to avoid doing the wrong ones have less psychological effects on youngsters’ inner security and raises their confidence when they choose to be

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in a world of contradictions.