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The article reports that research is always conditioned by two chief problems: first, the problem of knowing what is most important to discover and, second, the problem of knowing how to go about discovering it. All sciences, even the most exact sciences, are limited by their techniques and especially by their technologies, far more than they are by their phenomena. The field and science of psychology or social psychology is not the exception but the rule in these difficulties. The study of any problem that will make a real contribution to the field of psychology or social psychology will need to be on a broader base.