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[[Image:Alvin Malesky.jpg|thumb|120px|Alvin Malesky]] | [[Image:Alvin Malesky.jpg|thumb|120px|Alvin Malesky]] | ||
'''L. Alvin Malesky''' is the author of a much quoted [http://www.notquiteroyal.net/kishtrethya/Essays,%20etc/moremindsets.pdf paper] which alleged [[cognitive distortion]] in the [[BoyChat]] community. | '''L. Alvin Malesky''' is the author of a much quoted [http://www.notquiteroyal.net/kishtrethya/Essays,%20etc/moremindsets.pdf paper] which alleged [[Cognitive distortion (pseudoscience)|cognitive distortion]] in the [[BoyChat]] community. | ||
==Commentary== | ==Commentary== | ||
Revision as of 19:15, 3 May 2009
L. Alvin Malesky is the author of a much quoted paper which alleged cognitive distortion in the BoyChat community.
Commentary
It is hard to take Malesky, his work and his conclusion of distorted thinking among pedophiles seriously. If a researcher believes that certain views concerning children and sexuality represent distorted thinking and then establishes that these views are common among a community of individuals known for holding different views concerning children and sexuality, it does not amount to a discovery or affirmation of the researcher's subjective beliefs.
References
- Malesky, L. Alvin, Jr.; Ennis, Liam (2004). "Supportive distortions: an analysis of posts on a pedophile Internet message board," Journal of Addictions & Offender Counseling, 24(2), 92-100.
External links
- Malesky website - with contact details.