Otto Klineberg

psychologist

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IQ and race

  • William C. Woodgridge: Modern Atlas (1835)
    In race: Race and intelligence

    …was the revelation by psychologist Otto Klineberg in the 1930s that Blacks in four northern states did better on average than whites in the four southern states where expenditures on education were lowest. Klineberg’s analysis pointed to a direct correlation between income and social class and performance on IQ tests.…

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