Cross-Cultural Comparison of Sex-Related Differences on Intelligence Tests: A Meta-Analysis.

Born, Marise Ph.; And Others

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Publication Date: 1987

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Cross-Cultural Comparison of Sex-Related Differences on Intelligence Tests: A Meta-Analysis.

Born, Marise Ph.; And Others

Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, v18 n3 p283-314 Sep 1987

Meta analysis is used to examine the results of 189 studies concerning sex and intelligence. The relationship between these two variables is investigated for five large clusters of cultures. For some intelligence factors, significant cultural differences are found between Western groups and Asian/African groups. (VM)

Descriptors: Cultural Differences, Females, Generalization, Intelligence Differences, Males, Meta Analysis, Minority Groups, Sex Differences, Tests

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