The parents were also asked whether they hit their children with an object if they did something wrong. Another aspect of child rearing covered in the survey was discipline. In another question about discipline, half of the parents reported that they always or often threaten to punish their children but do not follow through.
The survey pointed out that in Qatar, like in many other GCC countries, women are pursuing higher education more than men. It should be noted that entry into the labour force is governed by a number of factors, besides education, including cultural values. The respondents were asked about the extent to which they agreed or disagreed with statements about the importance of education for women in matters such as: improving marriage prospects, securing a better career, gaining more freedom, and becoming a better mother or wife.
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