What is the difference between corporal punishment and child maltreatment? Is spanking okay, or does it lead to an environment that accepts violence toward children? Option 2: If alternate, nonviolent forms of discipline have been shown to be effective, why as a culture do we accept ph

Select two of the following questions below and post two original posts (300-400 words for each post). Make sure to include the question prior to your post so we know which option you selected:

Option 1: What is the difference between corporal punishment and child maltreatment? Is spanking okay, or does it lead to an environment that accepts violence toward children?



Option 2: If alternate, nonviolent forms of discipline have been shown to be effective, why as a culture do we accept physical punishment (violence) toward children? How does our culture condone
violence in families?



Option 3: What aspect of IPV mentioned in the text shocked you the most, why/ What are issues that survivors may struggle with? How may IPV impact their lives?


Option 4: Chad witnessed his father beating up his mother for his whole life. He is 20 years old and in a
relationship. After a particularly bad argument, Chad began punching his girlfriend. How can social
learning theory explain this behavior?



Option 5: School shootings are a relatively new phenomenon in the U.S. Why do you think there is an increase? What does it say about our society?


Option 6: In the age of YouTube, footage of school shootings is readily available to Internet users. If you
were a high school or elementary school student, how do you think the availability of graphic
videos would impact your perception of school safety? What other consequences could it have
on a child?


Option 7: Even though school shootings and mass attacks are rare, media coverage has increased the
number of people exposed to the events. In what situations should media be censored, if at all?



Option 8: Why is resiliency increasingly being viewed as a context- and culture-specific process?ad argument, he began punching his girlfriend. How can social learning theory explain this behavior?