The Bell Curve
The Bell Curve
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Richard J. Herrnstein and Charles Murray examine measured intelligence, social class, education, employment, crime, family outcomes, and public policy in a large and deeply controversial work. The authors argue that cognitive ability has increasing influence within American social structure and extend their analysis into disputed claims concerning race. The book belongs in academic reference because of its historical influence, while readers should approach its methods, evidence, assumptions, and conclusions alongside the extensive scholarly criticism they generated.
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