Recent studies lead to the idea of a tripartite organization of the social representation, a model that would comprise the following components: the cognitive component, the affective component and the behavioral component. According to specialists in the study of collective processes, all these components hold an extremely important place in the context of outlining the entity of the representational fields: a) the cognitive component offers them the characteristics of an ensemble organized by cognitions relative to all sort of ambienthal objects; b) the affective component confers them the status of emotional support which stands for valves that release feelings of discomfort aroused by collective situations which create uncertainty and anxiety; c) the behavioral component offers them the ability to prescride actions, to orient and define behaviors.