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The document summarizes the results of a survey on attitudes towards corporal punishment. It finds that a larger percentage of respondents aged 21-25 believe it is okay to spank children, and that more male respondents than female respondents felt this way. It also shows that most respondents of both genders reported being spanked as children.
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![LOGO LOGO Corporal Punishment Survey s Project SOWK 300 Computer Applications in the Social Sciences Spring 2010 Erika Richardson SOWK 300-01 TTH Okay to Spank Children by Respondents Age Refer to Figure one. In the graph, 36 percent of respondents 18 through 20 agree to spanking children. 39 percent of respondents 21 through 25 agreed that it is okay to spank their children. 9 percent of respondents 26 through 30 agreed that it is okay to spank their children as a means of discipline. 17 percent of respondents 31 and over believe it is okay to spank your children as a means of discipline. A larger percentage of respondents between the ages 21 and 25 believe it is okay to spank their children as a means of discipline. Okay to Spank Children by Respondents Gender Refer to Figure two. In this graph, 39 percent of female respondents believe it is okay to hit their children, 62 percent of males believe it is okay to spank their children. While 0 percent of female respondents believed it is not okay to spank their children. Also 0 percent of male respondents believed it is not okay to spank their children. ,[object Object],Agree with forms of Discipline by Respondents Age(Males) ,[object Object],[object Object],References Refer to figure 3. In this graph, 39 percent of the respondents of the female respondents were spanked as a means of discipline. 62 percent of male respondents were spanked as a means of discipline. 0 percent of male respondents were not spanked as a means of discipline. 0 percent of female respondents also were not spanked as a means of discipline. Spanked by Respondents Gender Figure_1. Figure_3. Figure_2. Refer to the right diagram. In the second multivariate graph, female respondents are evaluated. 4 percent female respondents, 18-20, agreed with the forms of punishment used. Around 1 percent of female respondents, 21-25, agreed with the forms of punishment used. 6 percent of female respondents 26-30, agreed with the forms of punishment used. 1 percent of female respondents 31 and older, agreed with the forms of punishment used. 22 percent of female respondents 18-20 did not agree with the forms of punishment used. 32 percent of females 21-25 agree with the forms of discipline used. 7 percent of female respondents, 18-20 somewhat agreed with the forms of punishment used. 4 percent of female, 21-25 respondents somewhat agreed with forms of discipline used. 6 percent of female respondents, 31 and older somewhat agree to the forms of punishment used. A larger number of female respondents, 21-25 did not agree with the forms of punishment used. Agree with forms of Discipline by Respondents Age(Female)](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/pro6richardsone-100330140014-phpapp01/85/Pro6-Richardson-E-1-320.jpg)
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The document summarizes research on factors that influence mate selection. It presents results from a survey of 100 participants on their views of important qualities when choosing a mate. The top three most important factors were kindness, intelligence, and physical appearance. Most participants found an age difference of 1-5 years acceptable and over half were open to long-distance relationships or dating outside their race. Bad family backgrounds were a deterrent for most. Online dating and speed dating were not widely viewed as effective methods for selecting a mate.
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1) The study examined factors that influence mate selection among 100 participants. Kindness was the most important factor, followed by intelligence and physical appearance.
2) Most participants found an age difference of 1-5 years acceptable. Over half were open to long-distance relationships and interracial dating. Bad family background was a dealbreaker for most.
3) Opinions on online dating, speed dating and blind dating were mixed, with fewer participants willing to use these methods themselves compared to viewing them as viable options in general. Characteristics like kindness were seen as more important than wealth.
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- The survey found that most respondents first drank alcohol between ages 14-17, with no significant differences between males and females.
- 78% of respondents reported sporadic or frequent alcohol consumption, indicating a worrying trend towards alcoholism among this age group.
- 40% of respondents said they limit their drinking to avoid getting into an accident when driving home drunk.
- Boys were more likely than girls to report drinking to change their mood or being influenced to drink when with friends.
- Over 40% admitted to combining alcohol with other drugs, with more girls reporting this than boys.
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The UNDP survey of over 700 respondents in several regions found:
- Most respondents planned to share household and childcare responsibilities equally between partners, though fewer thought gender roles would actually change in the next 15 years.
- While a majority wanted to see less stereotypical roles for women and men, many still believed some jobs were more suitable for one gender.
- Respondents expressed support for equal participation of women and men in leadership, but again were less certain this change would occur.
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- Respondents expressed support for equal participation of women and men in leadership, but again were less certain this change would occur.
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Global Research & Development Services (GRDS) is a leading academic event organizer, publishing Open Access Journals and conducting several professionally organized international conferences all over the globe annually. GRDS aims to disseminate knowledge and innovation with the help of its International Conferences and open access publications. GRDS International conferences are world-class events which provide a meaningful platform for researchers, students, academicians, institutions, entrepreneurs, industries and practitioners to create, share and disseminate knowledge and innovation and to develop long-lasting network and collaboration.
GRDS is a blend of Open Access Publications and world-wide International Conferences and Academic events. The prime mission of GRDS is to make continuous efforts in transforming the lives of people around the world through education, application of research and innovative ideas.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey on homelessness. Key findings include:
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- 18-24 year olds were most likely to know someone who experienced homelessness.
- Most respondents said they would go to a friend's house if homeless.
- Nearly half were unaware of help available to homeless people.
- Over 80% felt not enough help exists for homeless teenagers.
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Relationship survey
This document summarizes the results of a relationship survey conducted with 28 males and 25 females. Some key findings include:
- Of males surveyed, 10 said they were in a relationship while 18 said they were not. Of females, 18 said they were in a relationship while 7 said they were not.
- Those who were in relationships reported being happy in their relationship.
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- The majority felt their relationships made them a better person and brought out the best in them.
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This document summarizes the results of a relationship survey conducted with 28 males and 25 females. Some key findings include:
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- All respondents who were in a relationship reported being happy in their relationship
- The majority of respondents reported having good relationships with their parents and siblings
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This document summarizes the results of a relationship survey conducted with 28 males and 25 females. Some key findings include:
- 10 out of 28 males and 18 out of 25 females reported being in a current relationship
- All respondents who were in a relationship reported being happy in their relationship
- The majority of respondents reported having good relationships with their parents and siblings
- Respondents felt that relationships make them a better person and bring out the best in them
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UNDP regional survey on youth and gender stereotypes
The survey results show:
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- Most respondents support equal roles and responsibilities for men and women in the household and family. However, fewer think gender roles will actually change significantly in the next 15 years.
- While over half would like to see changes to traditional gender roles in the workplace, national leadership, and at home, only around 20% believe these changes will definitely occur.
- Respondents were more open to the idea of gender equality than confident it will be realized.
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