Public Shaming Is An Ineffective Means Of Discipline
- By
Jazmine Denise
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The feelings and emotions of children are often magnified beyond proportion
Children often experience emotions at a disproportionate magnitude in comparison to the average adult. As a result, public humiliation can act as an immense weight on a child’s shoulders that can inflict long-lasting damage. Often times, the result that the shaming produces can be highly disproportionate to the unwanted behavior that a parent seeks to correct.
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