Spain: CIS study reveals widespread childhood physical punishment
A study released by the Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas (CIS) reveals significant findings regarding the childhood experiences and current social challenges of children and adolescents in Spain.
The survey indicates that physical punishment was widespread in the past, with 48.6% of respondents stating they received slaps or blows as punishment during their childhood. Additionally, 49.1% reported being insulted or humiliated, and 32.5% experienced physical aggression intended to cause fear or harm.
Regarding modern challenges, 26.3% of respondents aged 40 or younger reported experiencing insults, harassment, or threats via the internet and social media. The study also highlights public perception of school safety; 63.3% of Spaniards believe that educational institutions provide little to no assistance in bullying situations, and 60.1% feel schools are unable to detect early signs of educational failure.
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- [● 2 SOURCES] 26.3% of those aged 40 or younger reported being insulted, harassed, or threatened online. www.diariodemallorca.es · www.farodevigo.es
- [● 2 SOURCES] 48.6% of respondents reported receiving slaps or blows as punishment during their childhood. www.diariodemallorca.es · www.farodevigo.es
- [● 2 SOURCES] The CIS published a study regarding opinions on problems facing children and adolescents in Spain. www.diariodemallorca.es · www.farodevigo.es
- [● 2 SOURCES] 49.1% of respondents reported being insulted, humiliated, or made to feel worthless. www.diariodemallorca.es · www.farodevigo.es
- [● 2 SOURCES] 63.3% of Spaniards believe educational centers provide little or no attention to bullying situations. www.diariodemallorca.es · www.farodevigo.es