Towards a more prudent and intelligible social psychology

Abstract

Many have been the adversities that social psychology has faced when trying to explain the behavior, thinking or feeling of people. One of them, by the way that enriches the discipline in time, is anchored in the way of approaching social reality, because unlike the natural sciences that have established general principles when doing research (at least that is what their speech points out), social psychology faces a slight drawback: the instability of events arising from historical-cultural conditions; In other words, the feeling, the thinking and the government of the behavior go beyond the time / epoch and the meanings in which we insert ourselves. Thus, it is sensible to note the prudentness of a study of social psychology built on history.