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	'''MHAMic''' (Male Homosexual Attraction to Minors Information Center) is a site created by Richard Kramer, Ph.D. and David White, B.Ed., M.A. to dispel myths about pederasts and pedophiles, and to ~~discuss~~ how so much of the research done on the subject is ~~apparently~~ badly flawed.		'''MHAMic''' (Male Homosexual Attraction to Minors Information Center) is a site created by Richard Kramer, Ph.D. and David White, B.Ed., M.A. to dispel myths about pederasts and pedophiles, and to demonstrate how so much of the research done on the subject is badly flawed.

	[NOTE: The site is currently ~~not~~ being updated, and may lack commentary on recent research.]		[NOTE: The site is not currently being updated, and may lack commentary on recent research.]

	~~The site description~~, from the site:		Description of MHAMic, from the site:
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	What is male homosexual attraction to minors (MHAM)? How many men exhibit this attraction? What are these men like? What causes these feelings? What kinds of therapy are available?		What is male homosexual attraction to minors (MHAM)? How many men exhibit this attraction? What are these men like? What causes these feelings? What kinds of therapy are available?
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	==Full bibliography==		==Full bibliography==
			The following are links to the reviews provided on the site for each article cited.

	Adams, J.K., [http://web.archive.org/web/20100706093748/http://www.ipt-forensics.com/journal/volume9/j9_3_1.htm “Court-Mandated Treatment and Required Admission of Guilt in Cases of Alleged Sexual Abuse: Professional, Ethical and Legal Issues,” * Issues In Child Abuse Accusations, vol. 9, no. 3/4, 1997. ]		Adams, J.K., [http://web.archive.org/web/20100706093748/http://www.ipt-forensics.com/journal/volume9/j9_3_1.htm “Court-Mandated Treatment and Required Admission of Guilt in Cases of Alleged Sexual Abuse: Professional, Ethical and Legal Issues,” * Issues In Child Abuse Accusations, vol. 9, no. 3/4, 1997. ]
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	==External links==		==External links==
	*http://www.mhamic.org/		*http://www.mhamic.org/
	*NOTE: The site is often off-line or unavailable due to illegal -- and unethical -- website attacks ~~on this web site~~ by forces opposed to the airing of reliable, factual, well-documented information about BoyLovers. An archived version of the web site is available ~~here~~:		*NOTE: The site is often off-line or unavailable due to the illegal -- and unethical -- website attacks by forces opposed to the airing of reliable, factual, well-documented information about pedophiles and BoyLovers. An archived version of the web site is available at the following link, if the main site is not available:
	:http://web.archive.org/web/20140401111504/http://www.mhamic.org/		:http://web.archive.org/web/20140401111504/http://www.mhamic.org/
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			[[Category:Scientific literature]]
	[[Category:Encyclopedia]]		[[Category:Encyclopedia]]

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	==Subjects covered on the site==		==Subjects covered on the site==
			NOTE: Clicking on a link in this section (or the following section) will take you to the article on the MHAMic site.

	*[http://www.mhamic.org/problems/problemsintro.htm Problems with research]		*[http://www.mhamic.org/problems/problemsintro.htm Problems with research]
	*[http://www.mhamic.org/terminology/terminologyintro.htm Terminology used when discussing the issue]		*[http://www.mhamic.org/terminology/terminologyintro.htm Terminology used when discussing the issue]

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	Leading mental health and sexuality organizations do not provide such information to the public. In light of current public concern over men who interact sexually with minors, this lack of accessible information on the topic is striking. There is no information about pedophilia, hebephilia, or ephebophilia at the websites of the American Psychological Association, the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the U.S. (SIECUS), or the Kinsey Institute.		Leading mental health and sexuality organizations do not provide such information to the public. In light of current public concern over men who interact sexually with minors, this lack of accessible information on the topic is striking. There is no information about pedophilia, hebephilia, or ephebophilia at the websites of the American Psychological Association, the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the U.S. (SIECUS), or the Kinsey Institute.

	According to its website, SIECUS “provides information on all aspects of human sexuality” and helps “people of every age and background with a desperate need for clear and objective answers to their questions about sexual issues.” However, a request to [~~http:~~http://www.siecus.org/\|SIECUS] for information about attraction to minors resulted in the following response: “Thank you for contacting SIECUS. Unfortunately, we do not have any information in our library collection that addresses the issue. Did you try The Kinsey Institute?”		According to its website, SIECUS “provides information on all aspects of human sexuality” and helps “people of every age and background with a desperate need for clear and objective answers to their questions about sexual issues.” However, a request to [http://www.siecus.org/\| SIECUS] for information about attraction to minors resulted in the following response: “Thank you for contacting SIECUS. Unfortunately, we do not have any information in our library collection that addresses the issue. Did you try The Kinsey Institute?”

	A similar request to the [http://www.indiana.edu/~kinsey/\| Kinsey Institute] resulted in the following response: “It is true that information on this subject is very hard to find…I am sorry that we are not able to give you more information. This is indeed an understudied phenomenon, but at the present time, it is not our field of study here at the Kinsey Institute.”		A similar request to the [http://www.indiana.edu/~kinsey/\| Kinsey Institute] resulted in the following response: “It is true that information on this subject is very hard to find…I am sorry that we are not able to give you more information. This is indeed an understudied phenomenon, but at the present time, it is not our field of study here at the Kinsey Institute.”

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	Leading mental health and sexuality organizations do not provide such information to the public. In light of current public concern over men who interact sexually with minors, this lack of accessible information on the topic is striking. There is no information about pedophilia, hebephilia, or ephebophilia at the websites of the American Psychological Association, the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the U.S. (SIECUS), or the Kinsey Institute.		Leading mental health and sexuality organizations do not provide such information to the public. In light of current public concern over men who interact sexually with minors, this lack of accessible information on the topic is striking. There is no information about pedophilia, hebephilia, or ephebophilia at the websites of the American Psychological Association, the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the U.S. (SIECUS), or the Kinsey Institute.

	According to its website, SIECUS “provides information on all aspects of human sexuality” and helps “people of every age and background with a desperate need for clear and objective answers to their questions about sexual issues.” However, a request to [[http:http://www.siecus.org/\|SIECUS]] for information about attraction to minors resulted in the following response: “Thank you for contacting SIECUS. Unfortunately, we do not have any information in our library collection that addresses the issue. Did you try The Kinsey Institute?”		According to its website, SIECUS “provides information on all aspects of human sexuality” and helps “people of every age and background with a desperate need for clear and objective answers to their questions about sexual issues.” However, a request to [http:http://www.siecus.org/\|SIECUS] for information about attraction to minors resulted in the following response: “Thank you for contacting SIECUS. Unfortunately, we do not have any information in our library collection that addresses the issue. Did you try The Kinsey Institute?”

	A similar request to the [[http://www.indiana.edu/~kinsey/\| Kinsey Institute]] resulted in the following response: “It is true that information on this subject is very hard to find…I am sorry that we are not able to give you more information. This is indeed an understudied phenomenon, but at the present time, it is not our field of study here at the Kinsey Institute.”		A similar request to the [http://www.indiana.edu/~kinsey/\| Kinsey Institute] resulted in the following response: “It is true that information on this subject is very hard to find…I am sorry that we are not able to give you more information. This is indeed an understudied phenomenon, but at the present time, it is not our field of study here at the Kinsey Institute.”

	A request to the [[http://www.apa.org/\| American Psychological Association]] also failed to turn up any information, but the organization recommended we contact the Clarke Institute of Psychiatry in Toronto. A forensic psychologist at the [[http://www.camh.net/CLARKEPages/index.html\|Clarke Institute]] produced a short list of references. The items consisted of journal articles and out-of-print books that were inaccessible to most people.		A request to the [http://www.apa.org/\| American Psychological Association] also failed to turn up any information, but the organization recommended we contact the Clarke Institute of Psychiatry in Toronto. A forensic psychologist at the [http://www.camh.net/CLARKEPages/index.html\| Clarke Institute] produced a short list of references. The items consisted of journal articles and out-of-print books that were inaccessible to most people.

	However, a search at a large university library turned up most of the materials, and led us to other useful information. Continued research and a desire to make this information accessible eventually led us to create this website.		However, a search at a large university library turned up most of the materials, and led us to other useful information. Continued research and a desire to make this information accessible eventually led us to create this website.

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	==Subjects covered on the site==		==Subjects covered on the site==
	*[http://www.mhamic.org/problems/problemsintro.htm Problems with research]		*[http://www.mhamic.org/problems/problemsintro.htm Problems with research]
	*[http://www.mhamic.org/terminology/terminologyintro.htm Terminology]		*[http://www.mhamic.org/terminology/terminologyintro.htm Terminology used when discussing the issue]
	*[http://www.mhamic.org/characteristics/characteristicsintro.htm Characteristics]		*[http://www.mhamic.org/characteristics/characteristicsintro.htm Characteristics of minor-attracted adults]
	*[http://www.mhamic.org/prevalence/prevalenceintro.htm Prevalence]		*[http://www.mhamic.org/prevalence/prevalenceintro.htm Prevalence of adult sexual attraction to minors]
	*[http://www.mhamic.org/causes/causesintro.htm Causes]		*[http://www.mhamic.org/causes/causesintro.htm Causes of adult sexual attraction to minors]
	*[http://www.mhamic.org/behavior/behaviorintro.htm Behavior]		*[http://www.mhamic.org/behavior/behaviorintro.htm Behavior of adults sexually attracted to minors]
	*[http://www.mhamic.org/effects/effectsintro.htm Effects]		*[http://www.mhamic.org/effects/effectsintro.htm Effects and characteristics of research on the issues]
	*[http://www.mhamic.org/treatment/treatmentintro.htm Treatment]		*[http://www.mhamic.org/treatment/treatmentintro.htm Treatment of minor-attracted adults]
	*[http://www.mhamic.org/youth/youthintro.htm ~~Youth issues~~]		*[http://www.mhamic.org/youth/youthintro.htm Issues pertaining to youth]
	*[http://www.mhamic.org/policy/policyintro.htm Policy implications]		*[http://www.mhamic.org/policy/policyintro.htm Policy implications]
	*[http://www.mhamic.org/ethics/ethicsintro.htm Ethical issues]		*[http://www.mhamic.org/ethics/ethicsintro.htm Ethical issues]

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	'''MHAMic''' (Male Homosexual Attraction to Minors Information Center) is a site created by Richard Kramer, Ph.D. and David White, B.Ed., M.A. to dispel myths about pederasts and pedophiles, and to discuss how so much of the research done on the subject is apparently badly flawed.		'''MHAMic''' (Male Homosexual Attraction to Minors Information Center) is a site created by Richard Kramer, Ph.D. and David White, B.Ed., M.A. to dispel myths about pederasts and pedophiles, and to discuss how so much of the research done on the subject is apparently badly flawed.

	The site is currently not being updated, and may lack commentary on recent research.		[NOTE: The site is currently not being updated, and may lack commentary on recent research.]

	The site description, from the site:		The site description, from the site:
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	Our goal is to make hard-to-find, reliable, scientific information widely available.		Our goal is to make hard-to-find, reliable, scientific information widely available.
	</blockquote>		</blockquote>


	==Mission statement==		==Mission statement==

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	*NOTE: The site is often off-line or unavailable due to illegal -- and unethical -- website attacks on this web site by forces opposed to the airing of reliable, factual, well-documented information about BoyLovers. An archived version of the web site is available here:		*NOTE: The site is often off-line or unavailable due to illegal -- and unethical -- website attacks on this web site by forces opposed to the airing of reliable, factual, well-documented information about BoyLovers. An archived version of the web site is available here:
	:http://web.archive.org/web/20140401111504/http://www.mhamic.org/		:http://web.archive.org/web/20140401111504/http://www.mhamic.org/
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	==External links==		==External links==
	*http://www.mhamic.org/		*http://www.mhamic.org/
	*NOTE: The site is often off-line or unavailable due to attacks by ~~"antis"~~. An archived version is available here:		*NOTE: The site is often off-line or unavailable due to illegal -- and unethical -- website attacks on this web site by forces opposed to the airing of reliable, factual, well-documented information about BoyLovers. An archived version of the web site is available here:
	:http://web.archive.org/web/20140401111504/http://www.mhamic.org/		:http://web.archive.org/web/20140401111504/http://www.mhamic.org/
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	According to its website, SIECUS “provides information on all aspects of human sexuality” and helps “people of every age and background with a desperate need for clear and objective answers to their questions about sexual issues.” However, a request to [[http:http://www.siecus.org/\|SIECUS]] for information about attraction to minors resulted in the following response: “Thank you for contacting SIECUS. Unfortunately, we do not have any information in our library collection that addresses the issue. Did you try The Kinsey Institute?”		According to its website, SIECUS “provides information on all aspects of human sexuality” and helps “people of every age and background with a desperate need for clear and objective answers to their questions about sexual issues.” However, a request to [[http:http://www.siecus.org/\|SIECUS]] for information about attraction to minors resulted in the following response: “Thank you for contacting SIECUS. Unfortunately, we do not have any information in our library collection that addresses the issue. Did you try The Kinsey Institute?”

	A similar request to the [[http://www.indiana.edu/~kinsey/\|Kinsey Institute]] resulted in the following response: “It is true that information on this subject is very hard to find…I am sorry that we are not able to give you more information. This is indeed an understudied phenomenon, but at the present time, it is not our field of study here at the Kinsey Institute.”		A similar request to the [[http://www.indiana.edu/~kinsey/\| Kinsey Institute]] resulted in the following response: “It is true that information on this subject is very hard to find…I am sorry that we are not able to give you more information. This is indeed an understudied phenomenon, but at the present time, it is not our field of study here at the Kinsey Institute.”

	A request to the [[http://www.apa.org/\| American Psychological Association]] also failed to turn up any information, but the organization recommended we contact the Clarke Institute of Psychiatry in Toronto. A forensic psychologist at the [[http://www.camh.net/CLARKEPages/index.html\|Clarke Institute]] produced a short list of references. The items consisted of journal articles and out-of-print books that were inaccessible to most people.		A request to the [[http://www.apa.org/\| American Psychological Association]] also failed to turn up any information, but the organization recommended we contact the Clarke Institute of Psychiatry in Toronto. A forensic psychologist at the [[http://www.camh.net/CLARKEPages/index.html\|Clarke Institute]] produced a short list of references. The items consisted of journal articles and out-of-print books that were inaccessible to most people.
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	==Subjects covered on the site==		==Subjects covered on the site==
	*Problems		*[http://www.mhamic.org/problems/problemsintro.htm Problems with research]
	*Terminology		*[http://www.mhamic.org/terminology/terminologyintro.htm Terminology]
	*Characteristics		*[http://www.mhamic.org/characteristics/characteristicsintro.htm Characteristics]
	*Prevalence		*[http://www.mhamic.org/prevalence/prevalenceintro.htm Prevalence]
	*Causes		*[http://www.mhamic.org/causes/causesintro.htm Causes]
	*Behavior		*[http://www.mhamic.org/behavior/behaviorintro.htm Behavior]
	*Effects		*[http://www.mhamic.org/effects/effectsintro.htm Effects]
	*Treatment		*[http://www.mhamic.org/treatment/treatmentintro.htm Treatment]
	*Youth		*[http://www.mhamic.org/youth/youthintro.htm Youth issues]
	*Policy		*[http://www.mhamic.org/policy/policyintro.htm Policy implications]
	*~~Ethics~~		*[http://www.mhamic.org/ethics/ethicsintro.htm Ethical issues]

	==Full bibliography==		==Full bibliography==