“…In our era, depicted as ',The age of psychology,, (Haverrnan, 1957) and "The psychological cenÈury" (Koch & L,¡eary, 1985, Although there has been a noticeable increase in the number of investigations dealing with Èhe ideological aspeits involved in t,he applicat.ions of nodern psychology (e.9., A1bee, 198I, I982, I986;BiIlig, 1979BiIlig, , 1982Bragineky, 1985; Braginsky e Braginsky, I974¡ Buss' 1975 Butcher, 1983i Chorover, Ì985r Deese, I985r Gergeî, !9'13, 1985r HaIleck, 1971;Howard, 1985t Ibanez Gracia, 1983;Ingleby, L972, 1974, l981di Jacoby, 1975r Jonesr I986; Nahen, 1981; Roffe, 1986;Sampson, 1978Sampson, , 1981Sampson, , 1983Sarason, 198La;Sul.livan, 1984) (Albee, l9BL, 1986; Anderson & Travis, f983; BilIig, L979 r HaIleck, t97lt Sarason Albee (1970Albee ( , I98I, 1986 and Sarason (198Ìa,198Ib) (1983) are primariJ.y interested on the singular impacÈ of cognitive psychology on social reproducÈion. Social psychology is perhaps Èhe most scrutinized field j.n psychology.…”