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That means 68 percent of men measure between 3 and 4.2 inches, and 95 percent are in the 2.4- to 4.8-inch range. Furthermore, with an average length of 5.2 inches for an erect penis, 68 percent of men measure between 4.5 and 5.8 inches and 95 percent are in the 3.9- and 6.5-inch range.
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Read More »Neil Patrick Harris walks onstage in his tighty whities during the 2015 Oscars telecast. A new study of more than 15,000 men examines the average length of a penis. (Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)
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Learn More »The average circumference, or girth, of a resting penis is 3.7 inches; for an erect penis, it's 4.6 inches. Their investigation presented an opportunity for the researchers to test the validity of the folklore surrounding penis size. They found no convincing support in the data for the idea that penis size is correlated with the length of one's index finger or the ratio of the length of the second and fourth fingers. Nor was there any good evidence that foot size was a predictor of penis size. Age, body mass index and testicular volume also were unrelated. However, the data did show that height offered some predictive value for estimating penis length. The correlation was weak but statistically significant, according to the study. The overwhelming majority of men included in the analysis were Caucasian or Middle Eastern, and only a few hundred were of African or Asian descent. That made it impossible "to draw any conclusions about any differences in penile size across different races," the researchers wrote. Despite the large number of men included in the study, the researchers said their results might be biased if well-endowed men were more inclined to be measured. They also acknowledged that the findings – though intended to provide reassurance to most people – could prompt up to half of all men to feel "defective" or "abnormal" upon learning that their measurements are below average. If so, a 2006 study from the journal Psychology of Men & Masculinity might make some of them feel better. After surveying more than 52,000 people, researchers from UCLA and CSULA found that while 45 percent of men wished they had a larger penis, 85 percent of women thought their partner's organs were just fine.
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