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Race Science in Mainstream Psychology, 1960-2010

2024-08-08

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<p>Anthropologists and human geneticists have long rejected race science, research that can be utilized to purportedly justify racial inequality and colonialism. But race science has persisted, at the very least on the margins of the mainstream scientific community. In this study, scientometric and text mining methods were used to trace the appearance of race science discourse in both mainstream behavioral science...

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Literature Corpus work: 66d00540-47d6-5514-bb26-d87a65927a45
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/y8hr3

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