From the other end of the problem there is no doubt that the Scottish population suffers from more psychiatric illness than say the comparative rate for the English, though no greater than northern Ireland. However the main attributable reasons found in multi factoral analysis in 1979 (University of Birmingham) was linked to the weather, alcoholism , which was rampant amongst men and women , and domestic violence, ( which may or may not be related to SCP). The evidence on this latter point is murky , if you want to prove it you rely on International data , which was drawn from studies whose methodology largely presupposed a link : if you say not you dismiss these studies and say there is nothing to imply that link in Scotland, and in any case, although important the incidence whist higher is not significant when compared with the massive differences in SCP incidents.
Corporal Punishment & The Gender Disadvantage41
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Females of the Military3
The girl was led into a gymnasium or out into a compound, depending on which story you read, in...
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School Punishment Book38
Things of course changed with time. At this time, unless there was proof of the punishment being done for...
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Mrs Vickers10
Shannon and Marcy shifted nervously in their seats. Mrs McCallum looked up and began to lecture her two charges....
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A Window to Spanking5
With a very downtrodden look she admitted that she’d made a very smart-mouthed comment to one of the strictest...
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School Belt30
By this time there were four clear tracks of tears coming down Williams’s cheeks and he had his hands...
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Birching and “Severe Caning”at Charlie Chaplins School2
The general consensus seems to be that caning was used,with more serious cases being caned more severly by the...
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Caning from of the Times88
Thursday, May 4th, 1967, p3. Telephone tapped master says A former mathematics and science teacher at a private boarding...
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Was the Pain of Corporal Punishment a Deterant24
Returning for a moment to the difference between being caned and being given detention as prompting a remark that...