Table 4.

Attitudes about spanking among parents who read NHZ posters or brochures.

		Parents who read NHZ materials
		All (n = 70)	Parents who reported spanking their children  (n = 22)
1.	The NHZ changed my thoughts on discipline.	21.4	36.4
2.	I now think spanking (hitting, slapping, popping) a child is wrong.	17.1	27.3
3.	I now think spanking (hitting, slapping, popping) a child is harmful.	20.00	36.4
4.	I now think there are better ways to discipline a child than spanking.	28.6	50.0
5.	I now have more ideas about ways to discipline a child other than spanking.	20.0	27.3
6.	I now think that it is OK for medical professionals and staff to intervene if they see someone spanking their child.	25.7	45.5
7.	I am now more likely to intervene if I see someone spanking their child.	14.3	18.2
8.	I am now more likely to seek help with child discipline if I need it from my child’s pediatrician, nurse, or other medical professional.	24.3	27.3
9.	I now think that most medical professionals disapprove of spanking whereas before I thought that most approved of it.	15.7	18.2
10.	I now think that most parents disapprove of spanking whereas before I thought that most approved of it.	15.7	9.1