In the book The Bell Curve, Herrnstein and Murray attribute differences in social status to
A) race.
B) education.
C) environment.
D) low IQ.

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In "The Bell Curve," Herrnstein and Murray controversially attribute differences in social status primarily to differences in intelligence, as measured by IQ scores, rather than factors like race, education, or environment.

In the Book the Bell Curve, Herrnstein and Murray Attribute