Title: An average book...
Product review: This book introduces some elementary psychology terms which are explained but never pinpointed. For instance, chapters are spent on Confirmation Bias (seeking for information to confirm your subjective view and ignoring information which contradicts it), although he never mentions the name of the term. Also, he uses the same references time and time again, two or three favorite experts whose work he refers to nonstop. Many of his anecdotes, although referenced, are extremely generalized and vague.Overall a decent book for those who are new to the idea which the title suggests, but anyone with a couple psychology classes under their belt would be better off skipping this for something with more substance.
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