“…Most ( n = 38) did not report the ethnic composition of participants. Of the 16 studies providing, at least, some information on students’ racial and ethnic backgrounds, 5 studies reported predominately (85% or greater) Caucasian samples (Applegate, Applegate, & Modla, 2009; Kucer, 2009; Rasinski, 1990; Shinn, Good, Knutson, Tilly, & Collins, 1992; Walczyk & Raska, 1992). Three studies had samples between 30 and 50% varied with respect to ethnicity (Carlisle, 1999; Fuchs et al, 1988; Pearman, 2008), and 3 studies referred more generally to students being of diverse backgrounds (Richgels, McGee, Lomax, & Sheard, 1987; Williams, 1991; Zinar, 1990).…”