Arguments Against Routine Circumcision Include Which of the Following

question 116

Multiple Choice

Arguments against routine circumcision include which of the following?

• A) Circumcision increases the likelihood of acquiring viruses.
• B) Data by Masters and Johnson suggest that the uncircumcised experience more sexual pleasure.
• C) Circumcision should be reserved for groups wishing to use it for religious reasons.
• D) Infants experience pain and some health risks when circumcised.

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