Race differences in intelligenceRichard Lynn
Race differences in intelligence
by Richard Lynn · first published 2006
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From this "analysis": "This time around is better. Taking the regression equations produced by running the numbers in the data table put together by Richard Lynn in Race Differences in Intelligence... " Hm, that would be this book by Richard Lynn: The IQs of the races...can be explained as having arisen from the different environments in which they evolved, and in particular from the ice ages…
on “Regression analysis of test scores reveals: Massachusetts is smartest” ↗…and humanities." -"Everything was about self-reflection and self-confirmation about American conceptions and categorization. I expected a step beyond that." -"I expected to find a mention of R. Lynn's Race Differences in Intelligence (Washington Summit Publishers, 2006) for an important exposition." (1)https://www.informalscience.org/sites/default/files/RaceWebs... Can you show me the same good faith and engage in a frank and honest…
on “Google cancelled a talk on caste bias” ↗…social sciences. > [Philip] Vernon's overall appraisal was that the mean Asian-American IQ is about 97 on verbal tests and about 110 on visuospatial tests. ------- Richard Lynn discusses the pattern in Race Differences in Intelligence: > [Row 16] shows an exaggerated version of the typical East Asian pattern of high reasoning IQ (108), higher spatial IQ (114), and weaker verbal IQ (92). > Two conclusions can be drawn from the studies…
on “Asian-Americans fight back against school discrimination” ↗