What are the conclusions from research that has examined the effect of abuse on adults who become parents?
A. Adults who were abused are more likely to abuse their own children.
B. Adults who were abused avoid abusing their own children because they remember how it feels.
C. Adults who were abused are no more or less likely to abuse their own children than anyone else.
D. There is no clear trend as to whether parents having been abused increases or decreases abuse of their own children.
Question 2
What is a rationale for why abusive parents continue to abuse their children?
A. Children are born evil and have to have sin beaten out of them (spare the rod, spoil the child).
B. Good parents care enough to use physical discipline to teach their children.
C. Most parents consider strong physical punishment merely good discipline.
D. There are no repercussions, and other people rarely interfere.
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