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File:PedoAsOrientation.png|Gaither: How does the idea of pedophilia as an orientation stand against the evidence? | File:PedoAsOrientation.png|Gaither: How does the idea of pedophilia as an orientation stand against the evidence? | ||
File:Devped.png|Development of pedophilia, choice and abused-abuser myths | File:Devped.png|Development of pedophilia, choice and abused-abuser myths | ||
File:Retards.png|Retarded or perturbed pedophile myth | |||
File:Nonoffendingpedo.png|Non-offending pedophilia and impulse control | File:Nonoffendingpedo.png|Non-offending pedophilia and impulse control | ||
File:Effectsoftreat.png|The efficacy and consequences of attempts to treat Pedophiles | File:Effectsoftreat.png|The efficacy and consequences of attempts to treat Pedophiles | ||
File:Hebe.jpg|Hebephilia is normative | File:Hebe.jpg|Hebephilia is normative | ||
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Revision as of 18:32, 22 December 2021
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Americal Psychiatric Assiciation's DSM-5 Manual says pedophilia can be an orientation
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Charles Moser on the subsequent coverage and bumbling by the APA
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DSM-5 another graphic
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Some chronophilias
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Gaither: How does the idea of pedophilia as an orientation stand against the evidence?
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Development of pedophilia, choice and abused-abuser myths
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Retarded or perturbed pedophile myth
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Non-offending pedophilia and impulse control
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The efficacy and consequences of attempts to treat Pedophiles
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Hebephilia is normative
