Āshnāyī bā susīyu'bīyuluzhī-yi bālīnī: Persiska (Farsi) 1400

Following the publication of an introductory book on clinical sociobiology, which was the beginning of explaining how to apply Darwin's theory of evolution to the human species and human societies, this topic grew in the form of more codified and formulated behavioral analysis, until finally a category He innovated under the general title of "Clinical Sociobiology" or "Evolutionary Psychology". Sociobiology is a field of scientific studies that consider social behavior as originating from the process of evolution and therefore examines the explanation and test of human social behavior in the same framework. The first foundation stone was established in the zoology and biology department of Harvard University in the 1970s, but gradually in the 1980s and 1990s, it led to the creation of a subfield in the field of behavioral sciences under the title of psychology, psychiatry, and finally Darwinistic or evolutionary psychotherapy. Also, this book continues to discuss and introduce theories in the field of behavioral sciences, especially evolutionary psychotherapy, and related methods.