Research Should Be Done On Race Differences In Intelligence         Should research be done on race differences in cognitive ability? The position that I have taken is, Yes, or to be more accurate, Yes, in accordance with ....         Yes, in accordance with research that is justly motivated, ethically performed, and sufficiently communicated.         Note that the requirements do not include: 'and be pertinent to racial differences from a purely environmental perspective.' I feel that research on racial …showed first 75 words of 1124 total…

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