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Response and criticism: This was a terribly written and confusing sentence.
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This statement is patently false. All these names are FOR the article, not against it.
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==Response and criticism==
[[Joseph L. Graves]] and Amanda Johnson argued that the statements in ''Mainstream Science in Intelligence'' revealed either ignorance or bias on the part of the signatories. [[J. Philippe Rushton]], [[William Shockley]], [[Arthur Jensen]], [[Richard Herrnstein]], and [[Charles Murray (political scientist)|Charles Murray]] argued similarly.<ref>{{harvnb|Graves|Johnson|1995|pp=279–280}}</ref>
 
In a posthumous article in 1996, [[Donald T. Campbell]], a former president of the [[American Psychological Association]], included his own analysis of the ''Wall Street Journal'' statement, previously drafted as a letter to that newspaper.<ref name="Laosa 1996">{{harvnb|Laosa|1996}}</ref><ref name="Campbell 1996">{{harvnb|Campbell|1996}}</ref> Campbell first remarked that: