Greenwald and Schuh Found That Compared with Jewish Authors, Non-Jewish

question 50

Multiple Choice

Greenwald and Schuh found that compared with Jewish authors, non-Jewish authors had 40% higher odds of citing non-Jewish names. Greenwald and Schuh

• A) could not determine if Jewish authors were overciting their Jewish colleagues.
• B) could not determine if non-Jewish authors were overciting their non-Jewish colleagues.
• C) all of the choices are correct.
• D) none of the choices are correct.

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