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Bourque (1996) found that there is existence of a threshold effect where corporal punishment appears to have no measurably negative influence on children's psychological adjustment until it reaches a specific magnitude of harshness or perceived unjustness. Women were increasingly demanding to be heard and asserting the unjustness of the existing inequality between the sexes. The sex offender directory could fail and promote unjustness, just as the judicial system could and does. |
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