psy·cho·bi·og·ra·phy 
(sī′kō-bī-ŏgrə-fē)
(sī′kō-bī-ŏgrə-fē)n. pl. psy·cho·bi·og·ra·phies
1. A biography that analyzes the psychological makeup, character, or motivations of its subject: "We are given a kind of psychobiography which ultimately pictures a deeply egotistical individual, unable to tolerate anyone else's success" (Leon Botstein).
2. A character analysis.
psy′cho·bi·ogra·pher n.
psy′cho·bi′o·graphic (-bī′ə-grăfĭk), psy′cho·bi·o·graphi·cal (-ĭ-kəl) adj.