-You must include a bibliography using the correct format on a SEPARATE PAGE. Remember, your bibliography must be in alphabetical order. If you have any questions, check the ‘Cite Them Right’ book. -Make sure your essay is double-spaced using size 12 Ariel font. -Make sure you leave a space between each paragraph. -Make sure you have page numbers -Make sure your headings are numbered (if appropriate) Reading 1 Cohen, David (1991) Review: “A measure of dissent” in New Scientist Print Edition 9th February pp.260-261 For much of the 1970s, ''intelligence quotients'' were dirty words among radical psychologists. IQ tests were seen as tools of the status quo. They showed that the lower orders - and races - were dumber and deserved to be at the bottom of the heap. Much historical evidence has shown how IQ tests were used to justify discrimination against blacks. In many ways, Paul Kline is a radical psychologist. His previous book Psychology Exposed demolished many pretensions of experimental psychology. He argued that many psychological laws are just high-flown tautologies. They do not uncover new relationships but merely redefine problems like how memory works, in language that appears empirical. Yet the radical Kline has always been an advocate of IQ. challenged by scientists. It is dismaying to see the subject return as a legitimate topic of discussion to academic circles. Long put to rest by both the aversion to past atrocities and scientific progress, the Bell Curve heralds a possible return of biological determinism in our era of mean-spiritedness and hard choices, those with a deeper understanding of statistics, evolution, genetics, and sociology must respond.. The task is somewhat similar to exposing paranormal hoaxes, yet in this case, the fate of millions of people hangs in the balance. To see so-called & quot;science & quot; become a tool of oppression and discrimination would be shameful and tragic.