Almost Half of the Spaniards Were Slapped or Beaten as Punishment During Their Childhood, According to CIS
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The Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas (CIS) published on Wednesday a study on the opinions that Spanish people have about the problems of children and adolescents. The survey also investigates how the childhood and youth of today’s adults were and shows that in the past insults and blows were frequent. Thus, 49.1% of respondents say that “they insulted, humiliated or made them feel that they were worthless”; 48.6% say that “they slapped him…
Six out of ten respondents consider that educational institutions care little or nothing for students suffering from bullying, according to a survey by the Center for Sociological Research.
17% of respondents say that they suffered unwanted touching, kissing or physical contact, being less, according to the first CIS study on opinions regarding children.
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