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THE
ASE
OF
MANIPULATION
THE
CON
IN
CONFIDENCE
THE
SIN
IN
SINCERE
WILSON
BRYAN
KEY,
PH.D,
MADISON
BOOKS
Copyright
©
1989
by
Wilson
Bryan
Key
Foreword
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1989
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Key,
Wilson
Bryan,
1925-
The
age
of
manipulation
:
the
con
in
confidence,
the
sin
in
sincere
/
Wilson
Bryan
Key.
p.
cm.
Originally
published:
New
York
:
H.
Holt,
©
1989.
Includes
bibliographical
references
and
index.
1.
Mass
media—Psychological
aspects.
2.
Advertising—Psychological
aspects.
3.
Manipulative
behavior.
4.
Subliminal
projection.
I.
Title.
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For
my
dearest
wife,
Jan,
and
our
pixie,
Christina—lovely
ladies
who
share
and
enrich
my
life.
They
have
never
doubted
impossible
things
are
always
possible
when
part
of
the
good
fight.
“There
is
no
use
in
trying,”
said
Alice;
“one
cannot
believe
impossible
things.”
“I
dare
say
you
haven’t
had
much
practice,”
said
the
Queen.
“When
I
was
your
age,
I
always
did
it
for
half
an
hour
each
day.
Why,
sometimes
I’ve
believed
as
many
as
six
impossible
things
before
breakfast.”
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Carroll
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