Recommend a book on psychology

[Black Sheep]

Please?
Not a university textbook, but a serious one.
Preferably in evolutionary psychology.

[Political_Chucky]

Emotional Intelligence or Social Intelligence by Daniel Goleman. He is one of the first Authors to write on the subject and did pretty well.

[FreeFocus]

Moral Minds by Marc Hauser.

[Widerstand]

Klaus Holzkamp - Grundlegung Der Psychologie

Classic book on Critical Psychology (Marxist critique and thoughts about mainstream psychology; warning: some of the literature on the topic is heavily loaded with Freudian and Dialectical blabber, but it has some good ideas and valid critique of mainstream psychology nonetheless).

[Rakhmetov]

The Brothers Karamasov

[blake 3:17]

Read this one last year. I enjoyed it, but found it a little spooky.

Buss, D.M., "The Murderer Next Door: Why the Mind Is Designed to Kill". Penguin, 2006. -ISBN 978-0143037057 (http://www.revleft.com/wiki/Special:BookSources/9780143037057)

It's available widely.