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The Perception of Race Garcia (2015) uses CCM to locate the commonalities between her human subjects on their perceptions of inter-racial dating. Discuss Answer both questions, please: Please list the three findings of the study. A majority, but not all, of her subjects said they preferred to date someone from the same race/ethnicity. Yet they did not in fact do this. Why not? What was more important than race to these professional women of color?

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          The Perception of Race

Garcia (2015) uses CCM to locate the commonalities between her human subjects on their perceptions of inter-racial dating. 

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Answer both questions, please: 
Please list the three findings of the study. 
A majority, but not all, of her subjects said they preferred to date someone from the same race/ethnicity. Yet they did not in fact do this. Why not? What was more important than race to these professional women of color?

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The Perception of Race Garcia (2015) uses CCM to locate the commonalities between her human subjects on their perceptions of inter-racial dating. Discuss Answer both questions, please: Please list the three findings of the study. A majority, but not all, of her subjects said they preferred to date someone from the same race/ethnicity. Yet they did not in fact do this. Why not? What was more important than race to these professional women of color?