Pedophilia falls under the diagnosable psychological category of a paraphilia. Pedophilia is from the Greek word "paidos" meaning child and "philia" meaning "the lover of." The person who is afflicted with pedophilia has strong and repeated urges to sexually gratify themselves by children. This does not necessarily have to include molestation. Many with participate in voyeurism and undressing of children, possibly their own since most pedophiles are married men with children. The treatments of the different types are paraphilia are dependant on the style of treatment for the person by whom they are being treated. Behavior theorists use the method of aversive conditioning to suppress the urges towards the stimulus of children, which would include pairing images or stimulus related with children accompanied by an aversive stimulus such as an electric shock. This may work to suppress the arousal but does not encourage a more adaptive behavior in the place of the urge. They would most likely pair this type of treatment with the building of social skills and the learning of stress management skills. Success rates for the treatment of pedophilia varies for the different types but ranges from 80% to 95% that is self-reported partially and based on recurring legal charges after treatment. Experts have also found that treatment with Prozac can also reduce urges as well but again does not promote a healthy avenue of release inversely. Many people may feel like once someone has become a "sexual predator", as the media has so benevolently coined, that they are doomed to repeat this path throughout their life. This, I believe, is based partially on the long-standing phrase "Once a cheater, always a cheater." Or "Once a pedophile, always a pedophile." They believe that change is impossible for people, yet ignore the fact that in their own daily lives they have made changes for t...