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==Pedophilia== | ==Pedophilia== | ||
Tromovitch is an inclusionist with respect to the definition of [[pedophilia]]. At one 2014 conference in Cambridge (England), he drew the attention of mainstream media, after making a presentation in which he suggested well over 20% of men might be pedophiles | Tromovitch is an inclusionist with respect to the definition of [[pedophilia]]. At one 2014 conference in Cambridge (England), he drew the attention of mainstream media, after making a presentation in which he suggested well over 20% of men might be pedophiles according to contemporary definitions.<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2014/07/07/cambridge-conference-paedophilia-is-natural-and-normal-for-males/ Presentation in Cambridge]</ref> | ||
==Publications/External Links== | ==Publications/External Links== | ||
Revision as of 14:00, 16 July 2022
Professor Philip Tromovitch is an American sexologist and statistician currently based at Doshisha University in Japan,[1] known for his role in the papers published by the Rind et al team.
Pedophilia
Tromovitch is an inclusionist with respect to the definition of pedophilia. At one 2014 conference in Cambridge (England), he drew the attention of mainstream media, after making a presentation in which he suggested well over 20% of men might be pedophiles according to contemporary definitions.[2]