Research Article
Corporal Punishment of Children in Nine Countries as a Function of Child Gender and Parent Gender
Table 4
Means (standard deviations) for children’s reports of the frequency of their parents’ corporal punishment use in the last year.
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Note. Values are means, standard deviations, and F-tests from repeated measures analyses of variance with parent gender as the within-subjects factor and child gender as the between-subjects factor. Significant Parent Gender X Child Gender interactions for spanking, slapping, or hitting in Colombia, Italy, and the Philippines are described in the text. Frequency of corporal punishment was rated as 1 never, 2 less than once a month, 3 about once a month, 4 about once a week, and 5 almost every day. |