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Fizinių bausmių vaikystėje sąsajos su laimingumu suaugus
Type of publication
Straipsnis Scopus duomenų bazėje / Article in Scopus database (S1b)
Author(s)
Title
Fizinių bausmių vaikystėje sąsajos su laimingumu suaugus
Other Title
Corporal punishment in childhood interfaces with happiness in adulthood
Publisher (trusted)
Lietuvos edukologijos universitetas |
Date Issued
2015
Extent
p. 116-129
Is part of
Pedagogika : mokslo darbai = Pedagogy : research papers. Vilnius : Lietuvos edukologijos universitetas, 2015, t. 120, Nr. 4.
Abstract
Straipsnyje aptariama fizinių bausmių taikymo prieš vaikus problema. Lietuva įvardijama šalimi, kurioje tėvai dažnai taiko fizines bausmes vaikams, tačiau, nepaisant tarptautinių institucijų raginimo, iki šiol nėra priėmusi įstatymo, tiesiogiai draudžiančio taikyti fizines bausmes vaikams. Nors fizinių bausmių žala nustatyta, tačiau diskusija apie tai, kad tėvai turi turėti galimybę taikyti fizines bausmes kaip vaiką drausminančią priemonę, tęsiasi iki šiol. Tyrimu siekiama pagrįsti fizinių bausmių patirties tiriamųjų sėkmei poveikį, kurio apibendrinamuoju rodikliu laikomas laimės išgyvenimas, ir požiūriui į fizinių bausmių taikymą. Tyrimu nustatytas fizinių bausmių paplitimas, ryšys tarp požiūrio į fizines bausmes ir respondentų amžiaus, išsilavinimo. Taip pat nustatytas ryšys tarp fizinių bausmių patirties vaikystėje ir laimingumo lygio suaugus.
There are enough provisions in the Lithuanian legislation prohibiting the imposition of corporal punishment, however, legal restrictions are ineffective – Lithuania is identified as the country in which parents often impose corporal punishment on their children. Although the harm of corporal punishment has been established, however, the debate that parents must be able to use corporal punishment as a dissuasive measure has been continuing up till now. Certain countries have placed a legal ban on the use of corporal punishment, and that has contributed to the change of the attitude of society towards the child. The article attempts to find still new arguments that the ban of corporal punishment towards children would be forbidden by law in Lithuania. The goal of the study is to elicit views on the use of corporal punishment towards children, reveal the links of this view with the level of happiness and the experience of corporal punishment in childhood. The method of the study is a questionnaire survey at the respondent’s home. 1002 people that are older than 18 from 19 towns and 31 villages participated in the study. The study has established that the persons who underwent corporal punishment in childhood more often support the view that “moderate corporal punishment is a proper parenting tool” than those who did not undergo corporal punishment in childhood. It has come to light that the opinion of the Lithuanian society on the use of corporal punishment towards children is changing – the investigates, who belonged to the younger age groups assessed corporal punishment more negatively than the older investigates. The respondents with higher levels of education supported corporal punishment of children more rarely than the respondents with lower levels of education. It has been established that that those who underwent corporal punishment in their childhood feel less happy that those who did not undergo corporal punishment.
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Type of document
type::text::journal::journal article::research article
ISSN (of the container)
1392-0340
eLABa
15098681
Coverage Spatial
Lietuva / Lithuania (LT)
Language
Lietuvių / Lithuanian (lt)
Bibliographic Details
52
Creative Commons License
Access Rights
Atviroji prieiga / Open Access
File(s)
Journal | Cite Score | SNIP | SJR | Year | Quartile |
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Pedagogika | 0.1 | 0.431 | 0.187 | 2015 | Q4 |