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Race and intelligence; the fallacies behind the race-IQ controversy.

Title: Race and intelligence; the fallacies behind the race-IQ controversy. Edited by Ken Richardson and David Spears. Associate Editor: Martin Richards.
Publication: Baltimore, Penguin Books [1972]

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205 p. illus.; 19 cm.

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CONTENTS. - The context of the debate, by L. Hudson. - Changing intelligence, by J. Radford and A. Burton. - IQ: the illusion of objectivity, by J. Ryan. - Can racial discrimination affect IQ? by P. Watson. - Jensen, Eysenck and the eclipse of the Galton paradigm, by J. Daniels and V. Houghton. - Race and IQ: the genetic background, by W. F. Bodmer. - Diversity: a developmental perspective, by J. Hambley. - Environmental effects on brain and behaviour, by S. Rose. - What is the environment? by D. Swift. - Nature versus nurture: the significance of the revived debate, by J. Rex. - Conclusions: intelligence and society, by M. Richards, K. Richardson, and D. Spears.

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Call Number

Sc 155.82-R (Richardson, K. Race and intelligence)

ISBN

0140215921

LCCN

72186404

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Title

Race and intelligence; the fallacies behind the race-IQ controversy. Edited by Ken Richardson and David Spears. Associate Editor: Martin Richards.

Imprint

Baltimore, Penguin Books [1972]

Bibliography

Includes bibliographies.

Added Author

Richardson, Ken.

Spears, David.

Richards, Martin.

Research Call Number

Sc 155.82-R (Richardson, K. Race and intelligence)