The sociologists who reexamined the data in Richard J. Herrnstein and Charles Murray's The Bell Curve reiterated that race and intelligence are best understood:
A) using an interactionist approach that involves both biology and social forces
B) in terms of IQ tests, which should be standardized so that scientists can make claims about groups
C) in terms of social causes as opposed to biological causes
D) in terms of genetics, which explains approximately 80 percent of IQ test results

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The Answer of The sociologists who reexamined the data in Richard J. Herrnstein and Charles Murray's The Bell Curve reiterated that race and intelligence are best understood:
A) using an interactionist approach that involves both biology and social forces
B) in terms of IQ tests, which should be standardized so that scientists can make claims about groups
C) in terms of social causes as opposed to biological causes
D) in terms of genetics, which explains approximately 80 percent of IQ test results

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