Psychology literature

This is a book that examines human behavior and actions in terms of the motives that drive them to them. From internal motives within himself, and from factors external to him, and in terms of their methods and goals, and the pretexts he uses to achieve these goals, and in terms of the impact of his good and bad management, and the impact of his morals and conditions on them, and in terms of their morals, whether right or wrong, right or wrong, and from Its consequences on his personality on the one hand, and its impact on other people or society on the other hand.
Because the topics of this science are concerned with psychological actions from a literary point of view, the author decided that it would be better to name his book "The Science of Psychological Literature," especially since the phrase "psychological literature" appeared in the pens of our ancient and modern writers in a way that approximates this meaning, as the human personality is the core of the book's topics.