Do children behave better when they are physically punished or rewarded? Discuss both the view and give your opinion.

It is believed that the behaviour of

children

depends on whether they are being rewarded or physically punished. I do agree with the

reward

concept and will outline both aspects.

To begin

with, the concept of

reward

not only creates a positive impact on the well-being of

children

but

also

disciplines them. To achieve

this

idea, a set of rewards can be introduced to encourage

children

with an understanding that in order to achieve the

reward

they need to be on their best behaviour.

For instance

, parents or guardians can gift their

children

a

reward

of their choice if they successfully meet their parameters.

On the other hand

, physical punishment can

also

be beneficial in some rare scenarios. Many

children

may or may not behave better if they do not face any consequences for their actions.

However

,

instead

of strictly punishing a child it would be better to keep the severity of a punishment low to a certain extent only.

For instance

, adults can physically punish a child if they are not following their instructions even after they are being repeatedly told.

To conclude

, the idea of whether

children

behave mannerly when they are physically punished or rewarded is multifaced, but in my opinion, rewarding

children

is the best concept as it does not hamper the development of a child and they can live openly without fear of being physically punished over small mistakes.