Greenwald and Schuh found that compared with Jewish authors, non-Jewish authors had 40% higher odds of citing non-Jewish names. The authors

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The study only found a correlation between non-Jewish authors citing non-Jewish names more often than Jewish authors. The authors were not able to determine the reason for this difference, so it is unclear whether Jewish authors were overciting their Jewish colleagues or whether non-Jewish authors were overciting their non-Jewish colleagues. Therefore, both options B and C are correct.

Greenwald and Schuh Found That Compared with Jewish Authors, Non-Jewish