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Parents’ Discipline of Young Children: Results From the National Survey of Early Childhood Health

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TABLE 1.Parent Reported Discipline Practices by Child Age(N � 2068)
Table shows percentage of parents reporting use of each discipline practice.* Percentage reporting frequent (always or sometimes) versus infrequent (rarely/never) use of eachdiscipline practice.† Only parents of 19- to 35-month-old children were asked about these discipline strategies.‡ P � .05 (�2 or analysis of variance tests).
TABLE 4.graphic Factors
TABLE 5.Adjusted ORs for Discipline Practices*

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