Departmentof Pediatrics and the Monroe Carell Jr Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN 37232, USA.
Fam Community Health. 2010 Apr-Jun;33(2):106-16. doi: 10.1097/FCH.0b013e3181d592ef.
Ninety-six parents in a preschool and pediatric clinic participated in a randomized study of a brief parenting intervention. The Attitudes Toward Spanking (ATS) scale was measured at baseline, and, on average, 4 months postintervention. Higher ATS scores are correlated with increased use of physical punishment. In the intervention group, there was a 2.7-point decrease in the ATS score at follow-up compared with baseline (P = 0.01). There was no decrease in the ATS in the control group. Brief interventions may shift parental attitudes toward using less physical punishment and have implications for improving anticipatory guidance within primary care and early education.
96 名学龄前儿童和儿科诊所的家长参与了一项简短育儿干预的随机研究。在基线和干预后平均 4 个月时测量了打屁股态度量表（Attitudes Toward Spanking，ATS）。较高的 ATS 评分与增加身体惩罚的使用相关。在干预组中，随访时的 ATS 评分比基线时下降了 2.7 分（P = 0.01）。对照组的 ATS 没有下降。简短的干预措施可能会改变父母对使用较少身体惩罚的态度，并对改善初级保健和早期教育中的预期指导产生影响。
