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Preference for Racial Composition of Groups

The Journal of Psychology, 1981
Summary The principal aim of the study was to determine what racial balances or proportions blacks and whites prefer in groups. Factors such as group intimacy (e.g., task and size) and the racial proportion from which the group was selected were manipulated in an effort to assess their impact on group member selections. Black (n = 80) and white (n = 80)
Larry Davis, Eugene Burnstein
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Ethnic and Racial Groups

2018
In specific ethnic and racial groups, there may be differences in response to psychotropic medications, partly based on pharmacogenetic differences, but also due to cultural variations in the experience of psychiatric symptoms. These differences should be taken into account when extrapolating from research conducted mostly in the United States and ...
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Dyslipidemia in Racial/Ethnic Groups

2009
Some population groups in the United States have excess burdens of major risk factors for cardiovascular disease (CVD) and are more likely to have more risk factors than their white counterparts. Although the reasons for the excess CVD mortality among African-Americans remain controversial, it is evident that the high prevalence and suboptimal control ...
L. T. Clark, S. Shaheen
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Blood Groups in Racial Classification

Science, 1954
W C, BOYD, A E, MOURANT, N, LAHOVARY
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Racialization and Racialized Groups

Abstract Following the earlier critiques of race as a category of analysis, this final chapter of the book defends an alternative to the category of race. It argues that while there are no races, there are racialized groups: groups believed to be races. This position is called reconstructionist anti-realism about race.
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Expectations in Mixed Racial Groups

Sociology of Education, 1974
This research studies how the status characteristics of adults and children affect adults' ability to raise a child's expectations of his own performance at school-like tasks. White adults are effective at raising expectations of white children or black children in mixed racial work groups; black adults are effective with black children but apparently ...
Doris R. Entwisle, Murray Webster
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Aging: Racial and Ethnic Groups

2013
Minority and immigrant elders constitute a greater proportion of the population than ever before and are the fastest growing segment of the older population. Within these racial and ethnic groups there is considerable variation with regard to age, gender, country of origin, language, religion, education, income, duration of U.S.
Daniel S. Gardner, Caroline Rosenthal Gelman   +1 more
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Racial and Ethnic Groups

Teaching Sociology, 1993
Herbert M. Hunter, Richard T. Schaefer
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Racial and socioeconomic disparities in lung cancer screening in the United States: A systematic review

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021
Dan Raz, Loretta Erhunmwunsee, Virginia Sun   +2 more
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Racial and Ethnic Groups.

Contemporary Sociology, 1980
Nijole Benokraitis, Richard T. Schaefer
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