The effects of paedophile attention on the child - Revision history

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	* 4. The victims were not always passive in the experience. About one half of the children did not resist the incident or actively encouraged it.		* 4. The victims were not always passive in the experience. About one half of the children did not resist the incident or actively encouraged it.
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	<i>source: ~~From the book~~ 'The Effects of Paedophile Attention on the Child' by Graham E. Powell & A.J. Chalkley; In the book 'Perspectives on Paedophilia' by B. Taylor; 1981; Quote used in the book 'Childhood and Sexuality - A Radical Christian Approach' by John L. Randall; Dorrance Publishing Co., INC., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; 1992; Book Taylor from: 1981</i>		<i>source: Article 'The Effects of Paedophile Attention on the Child' by Graham E. Powell & A.J. Chalkley; From the book 'Perspectives on Paedophilia' by B. Taylor; 1981; Quote used in the book 'Childhood and Sexuality - A Radical Christian Approach' by John L. Randall; Dorrance Publishing Co., INC., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; 1992; Book Taylor from: 1981</i>

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	<i>source: Article 'The effects of paedophile attention on the child' by Graham E. Powell & A. J. Chalkley (Institute of Psychiatry, University of London); From the book 'Perspectives on Paedophilia' edited by Brian Taylor (Lecturer in Sociology, University of Sussex); Batsford Academic and Educational Ltd; 1981</i>		<i>source: Article 'The effects of paedophile attention on the child' by Graham E. Powell & A. J. Chalkley (Institute of Psychiatry, University of London); From the book 'Perspectives on Paedophilia' edited by Brian Taylor (Lecturer in Sociology, University of Sussex); Batsford Academic and Educational Ltd; 1981</i>

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	* 1. No long lasting negative effects were observed. Only Moses (1932) concluded that early paedophile experience has a lasting negative effect. However, few people now would see anything very odd in masturbation or preoccupation with sex.		* 1. No long lasting negative effects were observed. Only Moses (1932) concluded that early paedophile experience has a lasting negative effect. However, few people now would see anything very odd in masturbation or preoccupation with sex.
	* 2. Children that were disturbed after the event tended to be those who were disturbed before hand.		* 2. Children that were disturbed after the event tended to be those who were disturbed before hand.

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