The Methodology of Racial Testing

A discussion of the methodology of racial intelligence testing is both pertinent and necessary. Three problems are involved: measurement of (I) the racial admixture factor; (2) the social status factor; (3) the linguistic disability factor. The methodology of each of these phases of the problem is discussed

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