A Textbook in Philosophical Psychology

Is man this tangible material body or does he have a soul besides the body? If he has a soul, is the human soul a one-dimensionality, in such a way that it is either purely material or purely abstract? Or is it a two-dimensional substance that benefits from both materiality and abstraction? Is the human soul old or incidental? And assuming it happened, was it created before the body or with the body? Is the soul movable or stable and does not change? Do human populations fit into a single type or are there different types for them? Is population reincarnation rationally possible? And if it is possible, is it necessary? Does the human soul continue to live after death or is it destroyed by the decay of the body? What is the meaning of happiness and what is its example? And...? Philosophical psychology tries to answer such questions.