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WorkHans Eysenck: controversialist or worse?

Richard E. T. Smith2019

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Hans Eysenck: controversialist or worse?

Richard E. T. Smith

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An independent and authoritative inquiry is needed into “unbelievable” work

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2004Oxford Dictionary of National Biography 2010Playing with Fire: The controversial career of Hans J. Eysenck

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Year2019

Typeeditorial

Published2019-04-29

VenueBMJ

ISSN-L1756-1833

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