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Spanking tied to problems later in life
Posted: Jul 2, 2012 9:15 AM by NBC News
Spanking children could leave a mark for years to come.
A new study finds children who were subject to harsh physical punishment, like pushing, shoving and hitting, were more likely to experience mental disorders.
These children were not physically or sexually abused.
Mood and anxiety disorders, alcohol and drug abuse, and personality disorders were more common among children who were spanked.
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