We support the intervention research in the interdisciplinarity interrelating psychology, knowledge and the development of conceptual competences, through three theoretical conceptual aspects: considering the philosophy, the science history and epistemology in order to support a psychological conception which shows the socio-cultural process of knowledge construction and the mediation of human activity, assuming an active human subject, who builds personal paradigms; establishing theoretically and methodologically a relationship between psychological and sociological data; admitting, through active construction, the possibility of personal, institutional and socio-cultural reconstruction. We understand the intervention research as a polysemic reconstruction, considering both, the socio-cognitive dynamics and its regulatory effects. We articulate focus group, speech acts and the taking of consciousness adopting an analysis model which evidences both the process of development of the taking of consciousness of the subjects about their own paradigms and their processes of cognitive regulation in their transformation.
Intervention research; socio-cognitive dynamics; competences
