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Posted November 23. 2013 3:04PM

College students who were spanked as kids more likely to become criminals, study finds

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“The results show that spanking is associated with an increase in subsequent misbehavior, which is the opposite of what almost everyone believes,” said Murray Straus, co-director of the University of New Hampshire Family Research Lab. “These results are consistent with a large number of high quality peer-reviewed studies.”


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