Economic and Social Variables Appear to Account for Most of the Observed

question 78

True/False

Economic and social variables appear to account for most of the observed racial differences in intelligence.

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Definitions:

Salience Hierarchy

The ranking or importance of stimuli or elements in the environment, determining which are noticed and given attention by an individual.

Situated Self

The aspect of an individual's identity that is formed, shaped, and influenced by their current social and environmental context.

Social Comparison

The act of comparing oneself to others in order to evaluate or enhance one's own abilities or opinions.

Environmental Differentiation

The process of distinguishing between different environments based on their unique features, characteristics, or conditions.