Readdressing Psychology's Problems With Race

Responds to 7 comments on the article in which A. H. Yee et al (see record 1994-09250-001) addressed the troublesome use of race in psychology. The appeal affirmed in this reply is not to "regulate" the use of the race concept but to bring science and clarity to research and theory involvi...

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Published in:The American psychologist 1995-01, Vol.50 (1), p.46-47
Main Authors: Fairchild, Halford H, Yee, Albert H, Wyatt, Gail E, Weizmann, Fredric M
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