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Those who identify as Christian in The Bahamas are more likely to believe it is acceptable to use corporal punishment on children than those who do not identify as Christian.
Those who identify as Christian in The Bahamas are more likely to believe it is acceptable to use corporal punishment on children than those who do not identify as Christian. These are among the findings of a newly-released University of The Bahamas study, “The Bahamian Justification for Using Corporal Punishment Within the Home: A Christian