corporal punishment, which is the excuse of most of the parents when they are asked to stop the physical punishment, is that it teaches discipline to the children. The conventional parents give the name of discipline to the use of physical force to enforce their orders on their offspring’s. But actually discipline is of two types as defined in a journal named “The State of Research on the Effects of Physical Punishment” that “power-assertive” and “inductive” discipline. Power-assertive disciplinary methods
Police use of force describes the amount of force an officer has to use in order to get an unwilling suspect to comply with his/her orders. Lethal force has resulted in serious injuries of the police, citizens or both. The option to use less lethal weapons such as conducted energy devices (CEDs) like Tasers or oleoresin capsicum (OC), also known as pepper spray has been suggested based on studies and research. It is believed these less lethal weapons will reduce the number of injuries to police and
their permission. Rape is accomplished by use of force by the assailant. Force can consist of many different things. It may refer to the use of verbal coercion, in order to coax the victim into sexual acts. It could also refer to actual physical restraint, in which the victim is restrained and unable to resist. Other examples of force are intimidation by verbal and physical threats, and in some cases, actual physical violence. These acts of force make it very difficult to a victim to resist sexual
where societal changes and pressures are becoming more apparent. From a biological point of view, a little bit of stress can be useful as a motivational force which helps one’s body recognize changes, but in the long run, chronic stress can be a hostile force that can deteriorate one’s physical and mental health; thus, stress is a harmful force that should be reduced and managed correctly in people’s lives. First, when someone is overly exposed to chronic stress, his or her mental health is going
Techniques for the management of waste water Waste Water:- First of all we should not what waste water is. Any water that is contaminated by human waste or waste from other harmful substances is termed specifically as “waste water”. There are several activities of human that is polluting our water and ultimately risking our lives or we can also say that they are slow poisoning us Humans. Contaminants of the waste water:- The contaminants include detergents, soaps, oils, chemicals, artificial dyes
rewarding aspect of one’s life, but it also can have a harmful impact. These harmful impacts are stress and the effects that is has on a person can be damaging in a number of different ways. The effects of stress can lead to serious illness and if not managed, can even result in death. Stress may not necessarily be a dreadful and visible disease like cancer, diabetes, or other infectious diseases. However, a stressful life has a debilitating effect on workers' performances and may lead to terminal diseases
world. Part of its appeal is its taboo nature. It has been argued that pornography is harmful. Porn is an underground market that is more or less legal but is it harmful? An article written by Diana E.H. Russell in “Dangerous Relationships: Pornography, Misogyny, and Rape” argues that it is. Diana E.H. Russell is a sociology professor. She has researched the issue and argues that pornography is profoundly harmful. Professor Russell believes that it inclines men to want to rape women and that it
a society is to give children a positive sense of self, and help lay the foundations for self-discipline, not to instill fear, resentment and anger. We do this through love, affection, encouragement, respect, and security, attending to children’s physical, psychological and developmental needs; and through consistent, positive, non-violent discipline.
Is Shame Harmful or Helpful? Everybody feels the harsh sting of shame at some point in their lives, perhaps after cheating on someone, going against social standards, or breaking the law. In The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne, the main characters, Hester Prynne and Reverend Arthur Dimmesdale, feel shame for the reasons mentioned above after they commit adultery. Set in mid-seventeenth century Boston in a devout Puritan area, the book describes Hester’s public conviction, which causes
Corporal Punishment Is Physical Abuse Corporal punishment is the execution of a judicially imposed sentence that inflicts a manner of physical pain upon the offenders body without killing him. In the past corporal punishment included flogging, whipping, branding and facial or bodily mutilation of all types. Corporal punishment also refers to the discipline of children at home and in schools but it was made illegal for punishing schoolchildren in 1986. Historically, corporal punishment was used