Eysenck claimed that the media had given people the misleading impression that his views were outside the mainstream scientific consensus. Eysenck cited The IQ Controversy, the Media and Public Policy as showing that there was majority support for all of the main contentions he had put forward, and further claimed that there was no real debate about the matter among relevant scientists.Eysenck, Hans J., Rebel with a Cause (an Autobiography), London: W. H. Allen & Co., 1990, pp. 289–291.BBC television series Face To Face • Hans Eysenck – broadcast 16 October 1990.
eysenck claimed that the media had given people the misleading impression that his views were outside the mainstream scientific consensus eysenck cited the iq controversy the media and public policy as showing that there was majority support for all of the main contentions he had put forward and further claimed that there was no real debate about the matter among relevant scientistseysenck hans j rebel with a cause (an autobiography) london w h allen & co 1990 pp 289–291bbc television series face to face • hans eysenck – broadcast 16 october 1990