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    Critical Analysis of "Corporal punishment and its effect in Children" by Rimal HS¹, Pokharel A²

    Introduction
    In the year 2013, Authors have researched and reviewed Globally and in the developing country
    specifically Nepal, stating that “ Corporal punishment in children is still a major problem throughout the
    globe and more common in developing countries like Nepal. Several researches done across the globe
    have clearly established the fact that use of corporal punishment at home, school or alternative settings
    is associated with higher prevalence of externalizing behaviour of youth, substance use, depression,
    juvenile delinquency, poor academic performance and marital conflict as an adult.” ( Journal of
    Kathmandu Medical College, Vol. 2, No. 3, Issue 5, Jul.-Sep., 2013)

    Summary of work

    This research stated that how will the corporal punishment work by stating that “Advocates of physical
    punishment may have observed that it may lead to immediate compliance but this outcome tends to be
    short lived, with the child learning to avoid the behavior in front of the adult, rather than actually
    changing their behavior.” , “Globally, more and more countries are establishing legislation that provides
    legal defense against assault of children by parents as part of discipline and many countries are
    reviewing their legislation in this area. It is important to educate parents about the most effective forms
    of discipline that will help to guide children’s behavior.” But still also inconsistent in the countries and
    especially to the developing countries fir the reason that some are still lingering to the effects not now
    but on the long run. Some may disagree in using corporal punishment to the extent that they will injure
    a child not only physically but emotionally.

    Argument
    They have already discussed on what will be the effects of Corporal punishment and also the long term
    effects. And inNepal, Corporal punishment remains a significant issue in many developing countries,
    including Nepal, and it can have profound negative effects on children's well-being and development. Also In
    Nepal, corporal punishment is still widely accepted and practiced in various settings, including schools,
    homes, and institutions. This is often rooted in cultural beliefs, lack of awareness about child rights, and a lack
    of effective positive disciplinary techniques.
    Unfortunately, I don't have specific data or research on the prevalence and effects of corporal punishment
    on children in Nepal. However, based on global research and studies on corporal punishment, we can infer
    some potential effects it may have on Nepali children.
    And also as statedCorporal punishment is still widely practiced in Nepal, both at home and in schools, despite
    efforts by the government and child rights organizations to discourage and ban it. It's important to note that
    these potential effects are based on global research and may not fully reflect the specific cultural and social
    contexts of Nepal. More research and data on the prevalence and impact of corporal punishment in Nepal
    would be helpful in understanding the extent of the issue and developing appropriate interventions and
    support systems for children and families.

    Conclusion
    In Conclusion, I can state that Rimal HS and Pokharel A's research regarding on the corporal analysis and
    it's effect on children is a really great piece of work. Because they stated on the research that Corporal
    punishment is still a major problem not only it is exercised in Nepal but to some countries. The things
    that fascinated me in this study not only they touched on how will be the probable causes of corporal
    punishment and it's long term effects. Also they have stated the solutions on how to handle this
    situations.

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