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Testing for racial differences in behavior has been much neglected over the past sixty years. And when not subject to neglect, to strongly negative imputations among professionals and politicians alike. According to J. Philippe Rushton, substantial racial differences do exist and their pattern can only be explained adequately from an evolutionary perspective. In Race, Evolution, and Behavior he reviews international data and finds a distinct pattern. People of East Asian ancestry and people of African ancestry are at opposite ends of a continuum, with people of European ancestry intermediate,…
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4 editions- Other · English · 2000Charles Darwin Research Institute · 358 pages · 9780965683609
- Other · English · 2000Charles Darwin Research Institute · 106 pages · 9780965683623
- Other · English · 1995Transaction Publishers · 334 pages · 9781560001461
- Other · EnglishTransaction Publishers · 358 pages · 9781560003205
Heredity, HumanHuman HeredityHuman behaviorHuman evolutionRaceHommeÉvolutionComportement humain






