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Abstract EN

The subject of social representations is of great importance in the field of social psychology, as it is the basis of the construction of the individual.

Several scholars, including Moscovici, Herzlich, Abric and Jodelet, have discussed it in this article.

In this article we will discuss them and show their contributions in the field of representations.

Half a century later, Moscovici proposed a three-dimensional theory, while Abric presented the theory of the central nucleus and the peripheral elements, while Herzlich researched the field of social representations of health and disease, while Jodelet is still researching the field of social representations (representations of madness).

Representations are defined as a set of concepts, knowledge, meanings, customs, traditions, values, etc.

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they are shared and shared among individuals, natural and spontaneous and may be unscientific, they direct behaviorsAnd the behavior of individuals, it also controls the image of themselves, as the psychologist in his cognitive behavioral therapy aims to change the negative representations and replace them with positive ones in the patient.