and more severe.
             According to Wendy Walsh, in her Spankers and Non Spankers: Where They Get
             Information on Spanking, research indicates the following.
             â€that excessive spanking may be a risk factor for child abuse
             Therefore, relying on spanking may increase the potential for use of
             frequent and severe physical punishment.
             Argument #2 : "Spanking can Lead to Aggression Later On in Life."
             Many studies reveal that a large percentage of children who experienced
             spanking as a corporal punishment during their childhood become aggressive
             in their teenage and adult years. Studies also reveal that adults who were
             spanked by their parents during their early life become spankers to their
             children twice as severe as how their parents were.
             Murray Straus, a sociologist who conducted a number of studies on the
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