Its an article describing the study genius. You can find the study from the article.
It describes how many people were interviewed, how many years it took place, and statistics to back it up. Not sure what more you want. It doesn't matter what I post. You could look up pro spanking studies and see as many as you wanted but your not interested in doing that. You have your mind made up before taking any other facts into consideration. I have already said that most children shouldn't be spanked. You have a narrow mind and this is all about you being right.
"Genius"? You have to go to name-calling when an argument isn't going your way? Please, tell me more about your intellectual prowess...
The article provides no names of studies, citations, or anything else. Again, without citations, you can put whatever statistics or you want in an article and pass them off as correct. I'm not sure how that's hard to understand.
Let's go ahead and look at an example of an article in a science-based journal with citations that fully summarizes the thesis. This article has citations and more, and accurately describes the action plan that is patently recommended across the board for behavioral issues. I think you'll find a direct mention of non-aggressive strategem: http://www.ccbd.net/ccbd/publications/newsletter/new-item3/new-item5
And you know what? I do have a narrow mind, you're right. My mind is narrowed to think that, in a situation where there is a child and an adult trained in finding peaceful, non-violent solutions to conflict, that perhaps the adult should be the more level-headed, non-aggressive participant. I am focused on thinking that perhaps a grown-*** adult should act his age, and follow the dictums of his job. He broke the rules, he got fired. No amount of "oh, but the youth of America suck!" hand-wringing is going to change that he specifically and egregiously broke the rules.