Review of
Jewish fake science psychology
Arthur Cohen: Attitude Change and Social Influence (Hardcover)
Laughable bullshit-baffles-brains Jewish attempts at enforced attitude changes, February 9, 2012
If you're interested in Jewish contributions to pseudo-science, and the use of elaborate BS as a disguise, plus also altering people's attitudes—for example, to things like 'busing of whites to black schools' in US parlance, this is an example of the genre. Worth having a copy for that reason.
This 1964 book has a foreword by Leon Festinger (of 'cognitive dissonance') & Philip Zimbardo—two similar types. It has rather laughable stuff about the Korean War, and Negroes, but of course nothing on Jews.
There's no sense of the need for true information to reach true conclusions, which gives a rather strange feel to the whole thing—jargon which restates obvious stuff in a pompous but clumsy way, disguising the opinionated material with a sense of imposed views, where facts are automatically considered irrelevant.
Part of the genre of suspect social science research. Possibly funded by people wondering whether minorities would speak up—as in the conformity experiment (attributed to Solomon Asch) with one person among actors puzzled because everyone else said something clearly wrong.