The Intelligence of Negro College Students and Parental Occupation

Canady, Herman G.

doi:10.1086/217436

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“…(19) Canady. A similar occupational gradation was reported by Canady (17) among 441 Negro college freshmen at the West Virginia State College. Unlike the previous studies on college students, he found the occupations of fathers of Negro college students to resemble the occupational distribution of Negro workers in the state.…”

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"Intelligence as Related to Socio-Economic Factors"

Loevinger¹

The Thirty-Ninth Yearbook of the National Society for the Study of Education: Intelligence: Its Nature and Nurture, Part 1, Com

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Section: A Survey Of the Evidencesupporting

confidence: 80%

"Intelligence as Related to Socio-Economic Factors"

Loevinger¹

The Thirty-Ninth Yearbook of the National Society for the Study of Education: Intelligence: Its Nature and Nurture, Part 1, Com

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“…Livesay ;.year period, and Glass' (95) ,using Thuretone 'Psychological Examination scores for 1118 college students; all 'foundtha:t scores, ,tended to decrease., on the average, as occupational rank decreased. Canady (42), Haught (109), and Smith (214) reported essentially similar findingswlth respect to ACE scores and ocoupational rank. Roberts (191) 'reported that upper-sooiallevel Negro oollege freshmen, as determined by the Minnesota Ocoupationa.l Soale, tended to e~higher ACE scores than lower-sooial-level studente.…”

Section: Score Differences Among Occupational Grouesmentioning

confidence: 61%

Survey of the Literature Relating to the Effects of Cultural Background on Aptitude Test Scores

Lucas¹

1953

ETS Research Bulletin Series

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“…The background material used concerned more than two hundred Negro adolescents. Canady (13) undertook to find the correlation between the intelligence level of Negro students at West Virginia State College and the occupations of their fathers. Crum (15) described Negro life as it actually is and said that a pressing social need today is some racial basis for a better understanding of racial problems.…”

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