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Journal of Sex Education and Therapy Volume 22, 1997 - Issue 1: Sexuality and the Internet
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Sidestreets on the Information Superhighway: Paraphilias and Sexual Variations on the Internet

Peggy Y. KimNorthwestern University
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J. Michael BaileyNorthwestern University
Pages 35-43 | Published online: 21 Jan 2015

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Sheri Tomak, FrederickS. Weschler, Marjan Ghahramanlou-Holloway, Thomas Virden & Mahsaw Elicia Nademin. (2009) An empirical study of the personality characteristics of internet sex offenders. Journal of Sexual Aggression 15:2, pages 139-148.
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FrederickP. Buttell & MichelleM. Carney. (2002) Treatment Provider Awareness of the Possible Impact of the Internet on the Treatment of Sex Offenders: An Alert to a Problem. Journal of Child Sexual Abuse 10:3, pages 117-125.
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MarkF. Schwartz & Stephen Southern. (2000) Compulsive Cybersex: The New Tea Room. Sexual Addiction & Compulsivity 7:1-2, pages 127-144.
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Mark D. Griffiths. (2012) The use of online methodologies in studying paraphilias — A review. Journal of Behavioral Addictions 1:4, pages 143-150.
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Stephen J. Hucker. (2011) Hypoxyphilia. Archives of Sexual Behavior 40:6, pages 1323-1326.
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Monica Therese Whitty. (2003) Pushing the Wrong Buttons: Men's and Women's Attitudes toward Online and Offline Infidelity. CyberPsychology & Behavior 6:6, pages 569-579.
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Erich R. Merkle & Rhonda A. Richardson. (2004) Digital Dating and Virtual Relating: Conceptualizing Computer Mediated Romantic Relationships. Family Relations 49:2, pages 187-192.
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Storm A. King. (1999) Internet Gambling and Pornography: Illustrative Examples of the Psychological Consequences of Communication Anarchy. CyberPsychology & Behavior 2:3, pages 175-193.
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