Importance of Social Psychology

The human being is a social animal, he needs to relate to others of his species, to interact with them. This linguistic, gestural and community feedback helps to establish a language, to create a society strong and elaborate a whole cultural, economic, folkloric reality, etc., and all this directly influences the psychology of people.

The key is that everything we share with another, be it a language, feelingsEven our way of being or how we behave directly and indirectly influences other people in such a way that, thanks to all this, social relationships are possible. We are talking about social psychology as the key to coexistence.

It is precisely important to bear in mind that a society, whatever it is, must be considered as such insofar as it shares not only the same territory, rather, it shares a language, customs, rites, common interests, laws, an economy and, above all, a path that everyone feels like yours.

Parallel to this common interest, there may be, depending on the different areas of the territory, other more or less private interests that enrich this community asset. The essential thing is to have the feeling that the differences, between the different social options, unite and unite.

All this makes it essential to study what are those mechanisms that make people come together, share spaces, ideologies. Understand how living in a specific place influences how the reality of what is interpreted we see and how we are able to transmit that to other people creating all kinds of relationships personal.

On the other hand, it is also necessary to understand how groups are formed and how they arise to carry out all kinds of activities in a society, a country, be it political parties and organizations of all kinds, cultural associations, etc. This knowledge can also make us understand how people come together to respond to stimuli related to all kinds of shows, rallies, demands of all kinds, etc

Another of the strengths of social psychology is the influence that all external stimuli, which have nothing to do with interaction with other people, have on us. Within this, we can find elements as important as the weather, if the territory is more coastal or inland, the city, the countryside, the type of industry, the gastronomy, etc.

The most important thing about this concept is that all the studies are aimed at understanding how the human being is capable of establishing the necessary mechanisms to group and coexist, how it is able to overcome the differences between individuals to create social relations that make a group, a region, a country, remain as such.