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'''Michael Ingram''', a Catholic priest and child psychologist, carried out an important study of a sample of 92 sexual contacts between men and boys.<ref> M. Ingram, A study of 92 cases of sexual contact between adult and child', British Journal of Sexual Medicine, Vol 6, No.44,January 1979, p, 22f(Part 1), and Vol 6, No.45, February 1979, p. 24f (Part 2).</ref> He was also briefly embroiled in controversies involving PIE in 1977. | '''Michael Ingram''', a Catholic priest and child psychologist, carried out an important study of a sample of 92 sexual contacts between men and boys.<ref> M. Ingram, A study of 92 cases of sexual contact between adult and child', British Journal of Sexual Medicine, Vol 6, No.44,January 1979, p, 22f(Part 1), and Vol 6, No.45, February 1979, p. 24f (Part 2).</ref> He was also briefly embroiled in controversies involving PIE in 1977. | ||
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Revision as of 09:43, 3 July 2009
Michael Ingram, a Catholic priest and child psychologist, carried out an important study of a sample of 92 sexual contacts between men and boys.[1] He was also briefly embroiled in controversies involving PIE in 1977.
- ↑ M. Ingram, A study of 92 cases of sexual contact between adult and child', British Journal of Sexual Medicine, Vol 6, No.44,January 1979, p, 22f(Part 1), and Vol 6, No.45, February 1979, p. 24f (Part 2).