Common Sense Psychology: Common Sense Living combines academic psychology with real world living. The book explores why so many issues, particularly the nuances of race, must not be addressed at all or addressed in very particular and limiting manner. It illustrates how these limitations disadvantage the very people they are meant to protect. The author addresses specific psycho-social questions that are infrequently discussed in most milieus. Those matters include, inter alia, single parenting and its deleterious effects on both the parent and the child, human sexuality and its impact on our behavior, the current cultural disproportionally in our social interactions, work as a determinative force, religion, money and luck. Dr. Terry Thompson is a retired C.I.A. psychologist who spent 33 years with the C.I.A"s super- secret Office of Security. Prior to his employment with the federal government he was a New York City police officer assigned to the South Bronx. He was also a...