Social Science Quarterly, Volume 79, Issues 1-2Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1998 - Political science |
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Page 144
... population as a whole . Project Talent — a nationwide survey of fifteen - year - olds - showed almost no mean difference between boys and girls on a standardized math test . But there was a meaningful difference in the variation . Boys ...
... population as a whole . Project Talent — a nationwide survey of fifteen - year - olds - showed almost no mean difference between boys and girls on a standardized math test . But there was a meaningful difference in the variation . Boys ...
Page 147
... population of 35 million is 12 percent black ( 4.2 million persons ) and 88 percent nonblack ( 30.8 million persons ) . Of the 35 million in our relevant population , 350 have basketball ability ≥ 93 ( .00001 × 35,000,000 ) . Eighty ...
... population of 35 million is 12 percent black ( 4.2 million persons ) and 88 percent nonblack ( 30.8 million persons ) . Of the 35 million in our relevant population , 350 have basketball ability ≥ 93 ( .00001 × 35,000,000 ) . Eighty ...
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... population by dividing the number of groups in each state by the state population divided by 100,000 and then by multiplying that figure by 1,000 . We use the resulting figures as the dependent variable in our statistical models . Table ...
... population by dividing the number of groups in each state by the state population divided by 100,000 and then by multiplying that figure by 1,000 . We use the resulting figures as the dependent variable in our statistical models . Table ...
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Public Policy and the Geography of U S Environmentalism | 55 |
The Early PostMao Period | 91 |
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