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Sociocultural factors alter IQ results say UC sociologist
Upton New York report says Blacks and Mexican Americans score lower on average on IQ tests due to sociocultural factors, not race. Dr Jane Mercer of UC Riverside presented findings showing seven sociocultural factors remove most observed disparities, reducing the difference from about 15 points to less than 4 percent.
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Sam Shockley
Stanford University
Arthur Jensen
Berkeley
University of California
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Council For the Advancement of Science
Brookhaven National Laboratory
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