The Psychological Impact of Circumcision
An article by psychologist Ronald Goldman, Ph.D., on the impact of male circumcision on behavior, feelings, emotions, and psychology of circumcised males young and old, including male circumcised doctors.
BJU International, Volume 83, Issue Suppl. 1, Pages 93-102. Friday, 1 January 1999. Ronald Goldman Circumcision Resource Center, Boston, Massachusetts, USA Introduction From a global perspective, most of the world does not practise circumcision; over 80% of the world's males are intact (not circumcised)1. Most circumcised men are Muslim or Jewish; the USA is the only country in the world that circumcises most (60%) of its male infants for non-religious reasons. Other countries that circumcised a significant minority of male infants for non-religious reasons include Canada and Australia.…
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