The Contribution of Environmental Factors to Racial Gaps in Intelligence

Multiple Choice

The contribution of environmental factors to racial gaps in intelligence scores is indicated by

A) evidence that individual differences within a race are much greater than differences between races.
B) evidence that White and Black infants score equally well on certain measures of infant intelligence.
C) the fact that Asian students outperform North American students on math achievement and aptitude tests.
D) all of this evidence