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Gould agrees with Murray on this point, but pretended that Murray was wrong - typical liberal trickery
#that there may be inherent differences between the races
#that there may be inherent differences between the races
#that upbringing, education and social factors can skew the results
#that upbringing, education and social factors can skew the results
The field of intelligence testing has been acrimonious and contentious. Researchers such as Arthur Jensen and Charles Murray have been pilloried in the mass media, accused of maintaining views which different or even opposite of their actual views. <ref>Evolution advocate Gould portrays Murray as saying intelligence can be measured with a single number; Murray, of course, makes it clear in his book (as well as in a follow-up retort to Gould) that intelligince is too complex to be measured with a single number. </ref>
[[category:psychology]]
[[category:psychology]]