Talk:Hyperselectivity

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A couple of citations with specific page numbers don't line up:

The Asian American achievement paradox - cites page 266, but according to https://muse.jhu.edu/book/39983, the content in the book stops at page 200
The Structure of Schooling: Readings in the Sociology of Education - the statements "Some are exceeding the average levels of education in society." and "Furthermore, high levels of educational attainment do not always correlate into equivalent economic or labor market outcomes." are cited to page 121, which is not relevant. That page is about a person's personal experience of their family and school.
"Researchers also make aware that the focus on hyperselectivity may mask internal diversity within Asian American populations and neglect reoccurring forms of inequality." is cited to Social stratification: class, race, and gender in sociological perspective, but searching that book for "hyperselectivity" provides no results.

Several other statements are cited to long books, but without page numbers:

The Asian American Achievement Paradox
Becoming Asian American: Second-Generation Chinese and Korean American Identities
Categorically unequal: the American stratification system