Human Races: Their Reality and Significance.

Goldsby, Richard A.

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ERIC Number: EJ073757

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Publication Date: 1973

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Human Races: Their Reality and Significance

Goldsby, Richard A.

Science Teacher, 40, 1, 14-18, Jan 73

A discussion of two questions is considered important: (1) why are there different races and how might they have come to be, and (2) given the observed biological differences among races, what, if any, is their significance for society. Discusses the race-IQ question and presents evidence to support environmental influence on IQ results. (DF)

Descriptors: Anthropology, Environmental Influences, Intelligence, Intelligence Differences, Intelligence Tests, Racial Characteristics, Racial Differences, Racial Relations

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